FROM  THE  LIBRARY  OF 

REV.   LOUIS    FITZGERALD    BENSON.  D.  D. 

BEQUEATHED   BY  HIM  TO 

THE  LIBRARY  OF 

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rOR  CHOIES,  PEAIER-ilEEnXGS,  COXGREGATIOXS,  AND 
EAillLT  rSE. 


BY 


J.  M.  AEMSTEONG. 


"  For  the  Lord  shall  comfort  Zioa :  he  will  comfort  all  her  waste  places ; 
and  he  will  make  her  wilderness  like  Eden,  and  her  deserts  like  the  garden 
of  the  Lord ;  joy  and  gladness  shall  be  found  therein,  thanksgiving,  and 

THE  VOICE  OF  MELODY."— /saia/l  li.  3. 


PHILADELPHIA: 
PUBLISHED  BY  LEE  &  WALKER. 

J.  B.  LIPPINCOTT  &  CO. 
1860. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1860,  by 
LEE  &  WALKER, 

in  the  Clerk's  Office  of  the  District  Court  of  the  United  States  for  the 
Eastern  District  of  Pennsylvania. 

ELECTROTYPED  BY  L.  JOHNSON  &  CO. 
PHILADELPHIA. 


PREFACE. 


In  adding,  to  the  number  of  church-music  books 
already  published,  a  new  claimant  for  popular  favor, 
a  few  words  of  explanation  may  not  be  out  of  place. 

Although  many  collections  of  sacred  music  have 
been  recently  issued,  in  but  few  instances  has  the 
convenience  of  the  purchaser  been  consulted.  Ordi- 
narily, the  volumes  are  too  large  to  be  conveniently 
carried  from  place  to  place,  and  generally  contain 
much  matter  that  is  seldom  of  any  practical  use.  Let 
the  reader  ask  any  one  who  is  a  member  of  a  choir 
or  is  in  the  habit  of  using  some  particular  collection, 
and  he  will  find  him  familiar  with  perhaps  one-tenth 
of  the  tunes  in  the  book.  A  few  new  airs  in  each  col- 
lection may  command  attention  and  secure  popular 
regard,  but  the  universal  taste  will  be  found  to  fix  on 
the  same  old  favorites.  The  remainder  might  almost 
as  well  be  so  much  blank  paper.  The  present  work, 
it  is  believed,  is  not  liable  to  this  objection.  With 
a  few  exceptions,  the  airs  it  contains  are  such  as  have 
proved  themselves  well  adapted  for  use  in  devotional 
singing.  The  public  must  decide  on  the  merits  of 
the  rest. 

While  not  claiming  much  originality  in  perform- 
ing his  work,  the  editor  must  assume  the  merit  of 
having,  in  many  cases,  restored  the  compositions  to 
the   state   in  which  they  came   from   the   pens  of 

3 


4  PREFACE. 

their  authors.  Those  who  desire  to  hear  every 
author  speak  for  himself  will,  he  believes,  thank 
him  for  this.  The  same  rule  has  been  adopted 
with  regard  to  the  stanzas  accompanying  the  airs. 
I^To  practice  is  more  reprehensible  than  that  of  al- 
tering the  words  of  a  sterling  old  hymn  to  suit  the 
whim  of  an  editor, — the  author  of  a  hymn  alone 
having  the  right  to  alter  it.  In  this  work,  therefore, 
the  endeavor  has  been  to  give  the  stanzas  in  their 
original  state, — it  may  be,  however,  with  partial 
success. 

A  valuable  feature  of  the  book  is  its  portability. 
During  the  Kevival  Season  of  1858-59,  many  must 
have  felt  the  need  of  a  tune-book  containing  all  the 
music  requisite  in  prayer-meeting  singing,  and  yet 
small  in  bulk.  Such  a  want  it  is  hoped  this  volume 
will  supply.  The  fine  quality  of  the  paper,  and  the 
extraordinary  beauty  and  legibility  of  the  type,  will 
certainly  enhance  its  value  as  a  pocket-companion. 

The  thanks  of  the  editor  are  due  to  Dr.  Lowell 
Mason,  Mr.  W.  B.  Bradbury,  Mr.  Horace  Waters,  and 
Firth,  Pond  &  Co.  for  the  privilege  of  using  several 
copyrighted  airs,  and  to  others  for  original  contribu- 
tions. With  this  acknowledgment,  the  editor  sub- 
mits The  Voice  of  jyiELODy  to  the  public. 

J.  M.  A. 


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Voice  of  Melody. 


Anvera.   l.  m. 


Arr.  Dr.  L.  Mason. 


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2  Put  all  thy  beauteous  garments  on, 
And  let  thy  excellence  be  known ; 
Deck'd  in  the  robes  of  righteousness, 
The  world  thy  glories  shall  confess. 


Arietta,   l.  m. 


Arr.  Y.  C.  Tatlor. 


With  God  he    \vas ;  the  Word  was  God,  And  must  divinely  be  a-dored. 


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Withlight    and    com  -fort  from     a-bove;/^^    ^^^^     ^^ 


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Guar  -  dian,  thou  our  Guide,  O'er  ev'  -  rj  thought  and  step  pre  -  side. 

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By  faith  his  mansion  in  the  skies, 
The  sight  his  fainting  strength  renews, 

And  wings  his  speed  to  reach  the  skies. 


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From  heavenly  virtue's  narrow  way, 
To  fly  the  good  I  would  pursue. 
Or  do  the  sin  I  would  not  do ; 
Still  He  who  felt  temptation's  power 
Shall  guard  me  in  that  dangerous  hour. 


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Crosbie.   l.  m. 


J.  A.  P.  Shultz. 


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Re  -  turn,  my  soul,  en  -joy  the  rest ;  Improve  the  day  thy  God  hath  blest. 


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W.  H.  W.  Daeuet. 


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Fare-well,  farewell  to  all  be- low,  ly  Je- sus  calls,  and  I  must  go; 


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The  home  I  seek  is  far  away ; 
Where  Christ  is  not,  I  cannot  he : 
This  land  is  not  the  land  for  me. 


4  My  hope,  my  heart,  is  now  on  high : 
There  all  my  joys  and  treasures  lie. 
"Where  seraphs  bow  and  bend  the  knee, 
Oh,  that's  the  land,  the  land  for  me  1 


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Dnke  Street,   l.  m. 


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Glo  -  ry  to  thee,  my  God,  this  night,  For  all  the  blessings  of  the  light 

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Federal  Street,   l.  m. 


H.K.Oliyee. 


Re-turn,  0  wan-derer  I  eow  re  -  turn,  And  seek  thine  injured  Father's  face : 

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Those  new  desires  that  in    thee  burn  ^  ere  kindled  by  re  -  claim-in^  grace. 


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This  day  the  lord  hatkeaBeii  his  o\ni;-Oh!  let  us  then  his  praise  de  •  clare. 

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2  Lord  I  in  thy  love  -would  we  rejoice, 
That  bids  the  burdened  soul  be  fre 
And,  with  united  heart  and  voice, 
Devote  these  sacred  hoiirs  to  thee. 


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Hamburg,    l.  m. 


Arr.  Dr.  L.  Mason. 


What  sinners  val-ue        I  re  -  sign;  Lord, 'tis  enough  that  thou  art  mine: 


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Happy  Day.    l.  m. 


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Oh,  kp-py  day,  that  stays  my  choice  On  thee,  my  Sa  -  viour  and  my  God ! 
Well  may  this  glow-ing  heart  re-joice,  And  tell  thy  good  -  ness  all  a  -  broad. 


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He  taught  me  how  to  watch  and  pray.  And  live  re -joi  -  cing  ev-ry  day. 


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Hebron,    l.  m. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


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Je  -  sus,  engrare    it  on  my  heart,  That  thou  the  one  thing  needful  art : 


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I  could  from  all  things  parted  be,  But  nev-er,ne7-er,  lord,  from  thee. 


Ilia.    L.  M. 


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Lonvan.    l.  m. 


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2  Oh,  glorious  hour ! — oh,  blest  abode ! 
I  shall  be  near  and  like  my  God, 
And  flesh  and  sin  no  more  control 
The  sacred  pleasures  of  the  soul. 


Loving  Kindness,    l.  m. 


A-wake,  my  soul,  in      joy-M  lays,  And  sing  thy  great  Redeemer's  praise ; 


jnst-jy  claims  a  song  from  me:  His  lev- ing  kindness,  oh,  how  free!, 

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Mendon.    l.  m. 


Awake, my  sodI,  and  with  the  sun  Thy  dai-lj course  of  du  -  ty  run; 


Shake  off  dull  sloth,  and  ear -ly  rise   Topaythy  morn-ing    sac  -  ri-fiee. 


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2  Wake,  and  lift  up  thj'sel^  my  heart, 
And  with  the  angels  bear  thy  part, 
Who  all  night  long  unwearied  sing, 
"  Glory  to  thee,  eternal  King." 

3  Glory  to  thee,  who  safe  hast  kept. 
And  hast  refresh'd  me  while  I  slept ; 
Grant,  Lord,  when  I  from  death  shall  wake, 
I  may  of  endless  life  partake. 


Missionary  Chant. 


L.  M. 


Chas.  Zeunee. 


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And  plant  the  Rose    of   Sha  -  ron    there. 


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Migdol. 


L.  M. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


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r — '^ — •  -«_;    -  r    ,r  ^; 

That  all       the    earth      is    now       the    lord's, 

uj  .  _    .  J  J.  it  ^.  ^** 


2  Let  thrones,  and  powers,  and  kingdoms,  be 
Obedient,  mighty  God,  to  thee; 
And  over  land,  and  stream,  and  main, 
Now  wave  the  sceptre  of  thy  reign. 


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Old  Hnndred.    l.  m. 


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Omicron. 

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L.  M. 


J.  Macleak. 


I  I 

Up   to  the  lord,  who  reigns  on  high,  And  views  the  nations  from  a  -  far, 


Let  ev  -  er 


praises  fly.  And  tell  how  large  his  bounties 


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Park  Street,   l.  m. 


Venua. 


Haiklhovthecho  -  ral   song    ofheayen  Swells  full  of  peace  and 


joy    a-   bove;  Hark!  how  they  strike  their  golden  harps  And  raise  the 


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tune-ful  notes  of  love,      And  raise  the  tune -M  notes    of  love, 


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Peekskill.    l.  m, 


Alt.  from  Cheetman. 


(^PP 


A  -  wake,  my  soul,  in  joy  -  fid  lays,  And  sing  thy  great  Redeemer's  praise ; 


He  just  -  ly  claims  a  song  from  me  ;-His  lov-  ing  kindness,-oh !  howfree ! 


Reliance,   l.  m. 


I.  B.  Woodbury. 


I   lay  my  bo -dy  down  to   rest;  Peace  is  the  pil-low  of    my  head, 


While  well- ap-point-ed  an -gels  keep  Their  watchful  stations  round  my  bed. 


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Rest.   L.  M. 


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W.  B.  Bralburt. 

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Asleep  in    Je-sns^!  blessed  sleep  I  From  ¥bich  Done  ever  wakes  to  ireep ! 


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A  calm  and  un-dis-turb'd  repose,  Unbroken  by  the  last  of 


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24 


1!  I     i 


2  Asleep  in  Jesus !  oh,  how  sweet 
To  be  for  such  a  slumber  meet ! 
With  holy  confidence  to  sing 

That  death  hath  lost  its  venom'd  sting ! 

3  Asleep  in  Jesus !  peaceful  rest ! 
Whose  waking  is  supremely  blest; 
No  fear,  no  woe,  shall  dim  that  hour. 
That  manifests  the  Saviour's  power. 


Rockingham,    l.  m. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


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Come,  Christian  bretliren,  ere  we  part,  Join  ev'  -  ry  voice  and   ev'  -  ry  heart ; 


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One  so-lemnhymnto  God  ¥e  raise,  One  fi-  nal  song  of  grate-ful  praise. 


Rothwell.   L.  M. 


Arr.  Dr.  L.  Mason. 


A -wake,  my  soul,  in   joy-ful  lays.  And  sing  thy  great  Re-deemer'f 


praise:  He  jast  -  ly  claims  a    song  from  thee;  Hisloring    kind-ness,- 


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oh,  how  free!  His  lov  -  ing  kind    -    ness, — oh,    how  free' 


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Seasons,    l.  m. 


PlETEL. 


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The    flow'  -  ry    spring,  at      God's  com  -  mand,  Per  -  fiiines  the 


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corn    and      cheer  the  vine. 


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Sterling,    l.  m. 


Hareison'. 


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1     I   I   I   I       I  'Jx         I        I 

Oh,  come,  loud  anthems  let  as  sing,  Loud  thanks  to  oar  al  -  migh-ty  King ! 


For  we  our  voices  high  should  raise  When  our  sal-va-tion's  Rock  we  praise. 


St.  Lonis.    L.  M. 


Come,    gra  -  cious  Spirit,  heavenly  DoTe,¥ith  light  and  comfort  from  above ; 


^^^m 


Be  thou  our  guardian,  thou  our  guide.  O'er  every  thought  and  step  preside. 

-w-  -i»-i (•-)•-  i^-1® [• — --  -* »- — »  I      i — I ,» 


Stonefield.   l.  m. 


STA^^J:T. 


^^^^^^^^^^ 


Stand  up,  my  soul,  shake  off     thy  fears,  And  gird     the 


gos  -  pel  ar    -     mor  on;  March  to  the     gates     of 


^s=^- 


end    -    less  joy,  ffhere  Je  ■  sus,  thy  great  Cap_-  tain's  gone. 


Uxbridge.    l.  m. 


PI 


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From  all  that  dwell  below  the  skies,  let  the  Cre-a- tor's  praise  a  ■  rise 


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Let  the  Redeemer's  name  be  sung  Throngh  er'ry  land,  by  ei'-  ry  tongue 


i7'ryland,byeT'-ry  1 


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Villenova.    l.  m. 


L.  Marshall. 


the  Tile  race  of  flesh  and  blood  Contend  with  their  Crea- tor,  God? 


f^Jl^M^^^^ 


Shall  mor-tal  worms  presume  to  be  More  ho  -  ly,  wise,  or  just  than  he? 


Ward.   L.  M. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


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Je-sus,  where'er  thy  people  meet,  There  they  be  -  hold  thy  mer-cy  -  seat ; 


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Ward. 


Where'er  they  seek  thee  thou  art  found,  And  ey'ry    place   is  hal-low'd  ground. 


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Ware.   l.  m. 


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Geo.  Kingslet. 
4- 


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Thus  far  the  Lord  hath  led  me  on,  Thus  far  his  power  pro-longs  my  d 


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And  ev'ry  eve  -  ning  shall  make  known  Some  fresh  memorial  of  his  afrace 


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Wells.   L.  M. 


Israel  Holdrotd. 


y  God,  and  is     thy  ta  -  ble  spread.  And  does  thy  cup  with  love  o'erflow  ? 


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Thith-er  be  all    thy  chil-dren  led,  And  let  them  thy  sweet  raer-cies  know. 


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Welton.    L.  M. 


Arr.  Dr.  L.  Mason. 


Happy  the  meek,  whose  gentle  breast,  Clear  as  the  summer's  evening  ray 


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Calm  as  the  re-  gions  of  the  blest,  Enjoys  on  earth  ce  -  les-tial  rest. 


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Williams,    l.  m. 


English. 


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and     of   gold    IVhichthe        glad  church,  with  joys      un 


Windham,    l.  m. 


D.  Read. 


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Stay,  thou  in  -  suit  -  ed  Spi  -  rit,  stay,  Though  I  have  done  thee  such  de-spite 


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Dlor  cast  the  sin  -  ner  quite  a  -  vay,  \or  take  thine  e  -  rer  -  last-ing  flight. 


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Zarephath.    l.  m. 


J.  Maclean. 


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Je    -    sus    shall  reign  vher-e'er      the     sun   Does  his     sue  - 


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shore    to  shore,  Till  suns    shall    rise        and  set    no     more. 


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Acnsfinet.    c.  m. 


lord,  thofl  wilt  hear  me  when    I  pray :  I     am  for  -  ev  -  er   thine  ; 

-»-'  -»-m-    -m-    -tm-'  -f^m-    -m-    -m- 


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I       fear  before    thee    all  the  day,  Nor  would  I  dare   to       sin, 


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Agnes,   c.  m. 


AiT.  from  Thompson. 


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lift  up  to    God  the  voice  of  praise,  Whose  breath  our  souls  inspired; 


loud  and  more  lond  the  an-them  raise,  With  grate-M  ar-dor  fired. 


r^i — r—r 


Antiocfi.   c.  M. 


Air  from  Handel. 

1- 


Joy    to  the  world,  the  lord    is  come ;  Let  earth  re-ceire    her 


Antioch. 


Let  er'  -  ry        heart       pre -pare     him 


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room,     And  heaven  and  nature  sing, 


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And  heaven  and  ua-ture 

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And  heaven  and  nature  sins:. 


And 


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And  heaven,     and  heaven     and  na  =  ture  sing. 


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heaven  and  nature  sing,       And 


Arlington,    c.  m. 


Dr.  Arne. 


Approach,  my  soul,  the    mer  -  ey-seat,Where  Je-sns  an  -  swers  prayer : 


There  hum-bly  fall    be -fore  his  feet;  For  none  can  per-  ish     there. 


SLSiBz 


AsMey.    c.  m. 


Dr,  Madan. 


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Sal  -  ya-tion!  oh,   the  joy  -  ful         sound  I  Glad  ti  ■ 


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to       our    cars;     A    sore  -  reign  balm     for 


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Chorus. 


wound,  A     cor -dial    for  our  fears.  Glo-ry,hon- or,  praise,  and 


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Hal-le  ■  lu-jahlHal-le  -In  -  jahlHal-Ie-Ia -jahlprJusetheLord! 


Athens,    c.  m.  s  lines. 


GlARDIM. 


XT  I  -^-^  -m-  ^^^    I         4  ^-<I5^^ 

While  beau-ty  clotiiesthe  fer-tile  rale  And  blos-soras  on  the  spray, 


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'  -   -s^  ^  -=:*-         I  |v^ 

And  fragrance  breathes  in  every  gale,  How  sweet  the  ver  -  nal  day ! 
D.  C.  Soft  mu  -  sic  hails  the  love  -  ly  spring,  And  woods  and  fields  re  -  joice. 


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Hark!  how  the  fea-ther'dwarb-lerssing!'Tis  na-tnre's cheerful  voice; 


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I        T.S. 

Avon  or  Martyrdom,  c.  m. 


Scottish, 
h     I     ! L 


Sa 


When    a  -  ny  turn  from  Si -on  sway, — A-las,  what  numbers  do!- 

J     ^    -    ^   J   -^- 


Methinks  I    hear  my  Sa-vionr  say,  "Wilt  thou  for -sake  me  too?" 


Azrao0.    CM. 


Arr.  from  Glaser. 


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Mjgrate-M  soul,   for  -ev  -  er  praise,  For-ev  -er  love,  His  name, 


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Wiioturn'd  thee  from  the  fa -tal  paths    Of    fol-ly,  sin,    and  shame. 


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Balerraa.    c.  m. 


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Come,  trembling  sin  -  ner,  in  whose  breast  A  thou -sand thoughts rerolve 

A  ..U 


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Come,  with  your  guilt  and  fear     oppress'd,  And  make  this  last    re-solre, 


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I 

2  "I'll  go  to  Jesus,  though  my  sin 
Hath  like  a  mountain  rose; 
I'll  seek  his  courts,  and  enter  in, 
Whatever  may  oppose." 


Barby.    c.  m. 


Wm.  Tanstje. 


How  are  thy  seryjffltsbless'djO  lord!  How  sure  is      their    de-fence! 


«J       I  I    i  I 


E-  ter-nal  wis-dom  is    their  guide;  Their  help,0mnip  -  o -tence. 


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Bradford,    c.  m. 


Hajtdel, 


Brattle  Street,    c.  m.  s  lines. 


Whiletheel  seek,  pro-tect-ingPowerl  Be   myTain  wish-es   still'd; 


^"^ 


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And  may  this  con  -  se  -  era  -  ted  hour  With  bet  -  ter    hopes  be    fill'd, 


ana  may  tnis  con  -  se 


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Thy  love  the  power  of  thought  bestow'd ;  To  thee  my  thoughts  would  soar ; 

JJl - ^JJL 


Thy  mer-cy  o'er  my  life  hasflow'd;  That  mer-ey        I    a-  dore. 


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Breck.    c.  m. 


What  glo  -  ry  gilds  the    sa-  cred  page,    Ma  -  jes  ■■  tic   like  the    sun ! 


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It     gives  a  light  to    eT'-rjage;It     gires  a  liglit  to    ev'-ry  age; 


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Cambridge,    c.  m. 


Dr,  Randall. 


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Sin?  to  the  lord  a    new-made  song.  Who  wondrons  deeds  hath  done; 


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right  hand  and  ho  -  ly  arm,  The  eon-quest  he  hath  won. 


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The    con-  quest  he    hath  won,  The  con  -  quest    he    hath  won. 

^^f  r  fir    ,    f    ^^P=^^ 


Canaan,    c.  m 


I  I  .       _ 

How  plea -sant  thus  to  dwell  be-low,  In   fel  -  low-ship  of    love! 
And,  though  we  part,'tis  bliss    to  bow  The  good  shall  meet  a  -  bore. 


The  good  shall  meet  a  ■  boYC,        The  good  shall  meet  a  -  bove,  And, 
D.C.  To  meet   to  part  no    more,        On  Ca-naan'shap-py  shore,  And 

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~~  though  we  part, 'tis  bliss   to  know  The  good  shall  meet  a  -  bove, 
sing   the  ev  -  er  -  last  -  ing  song  With  those  who've  gone  be  -  fore. 


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Oh,  that  will  be   joy  -  ful,    To  meet    to   part  nc    more ! 


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Cazenovia.    cm.  s lines. 


German. 


There    is     a  land    of    pure    de -light,  Where  saints  im  -  mcr  -  tal 

"  -— -   -■«-      --»-      -^-       ^     -&'      -IB-      -(S-  ! 


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t=|: 


r^ 


heaven  -  ly  land    from  onrs,     This  heaven  -  ly  land    from     ours. 


Cbina. 


CM. 


Swan. 


^^ 


Why  do      we  mourn     de-part-  ing  Mends,   Or  shake     at 


gj       ^ 


^ 


r 


$ 


i^MJJ4^-aU 


p^ 


s 


death's       a  -  larms?    'Tis 


but 


the 


voice      that 


4. 


^ 


^^ 


rt: 


^^ 


:g= 


Je  -   sns    se 


To      call      them    to 

— f=^ 


f 


Christmas,    c.  m. 


^ 


Attributed  to  Handel. 


=2^ 


=S= 


soul,  stretch    ev'  -  ry 


^^^ 


r 

A  -  wake,    my 


nerre, 


i 


r 

And 

I 


i^g 


I 


Ea35 


S 


42 


press    with      ri    -    gor  on; 


:g: 


^i— ^ 


T^ 


Christinas. 


p^ 


i 


iii 


=s=g= 


? 


mor  -  tal 


an     im  -  mor  -  tal   crown. 


^ 


Aid 


P 


Clarendon,    c.  m. 


(^ 


^^^^^^ 


TrCKER. 


What    shall     I       ren  -  der 


W 


%^. 


-r 

to     my     God     For 
^     ?     ^     il 


P 


I— ^-m 


^ 


-^=M. 


*^ 


E^ 


^ 


rr=r 


m 


all    his    kind-ness 


shown? 


J1^    ^ 


feet  shall  vis  -  it 

J- 


i 


i 


seS 


I 


^3 


^ 


^^ 


^s^ 


::^ 


m 


T_ 


thine  a  -   bode,  My    songs     ad 


dress  thy      throne. 


43 


Coronation,   cm. 


Olivee  Holben. 


hail  the  power  of    Je  -  m  name !  Let  an-gels  prostrate 


-^- — ^^s rn — i 

Bring  forth  the  roj  -  al  di  -  a  -  dem,  And  crown  him  lord    of      all. 


:^ 


-^ 


^ 


i 


^<  n  I 


/^     ' 


P^ 


^^J-^^ 


p=^ 


Brmg  forth  the  roy-al    di  -  a  -  dem,  And  crown  him  Lord       of  aD. 

I  ^  :e  --«:  qt  -«^5i^^  -^    _        .      O 


^=g 


>^^ 


9    m    ]»■ 


Coventry,    cm. 


1^ 


i-^ 


m 


^  •*   ~  Km i--i — I \ '■ 


:r±^ 


^^ 


Oh,  could  our  thoughts  and  wish-es   fly     A  -  bove  these  gloom-y  shades, 


S 


-^-^    Iff: 


-^— h 


:?c:ff 


i#  ^  1-^ 


je:  (Z>     #_ 


Icff: 


r"i — r 


rr-r 


t-i- 


i 


—4- 


^ 


g^'.^^f^g=^i-'^.r 


gg^i^ 


1       i 


To  those  bright  worlds  beyond  the  sky,  Which  sor  -  row  ne'er  in-raides. 


^  Pj^  i^  ^  ii  -,-  -^J 

V    -<S>-     -(•-  S>'          i      .^ 

<«^= — r-  -s ?~l& ff-  -£ ?-  -s 3 

^t^ 1 i —^ H 1 i 1 i Y 

l:±=fc:t^^ 

^^                                    1                                                         * 

'         ■    '^"'l     "^ 

44 


Dedfiani.    c.  m. 


Gakdxee. 


3^^^E^==^ 

H=^ 

1 — ' — 'n 

N"^ 

*^          Sweet  was  the 

tbe  when 

first     I 

■  i j— 

felt    The 

Sa  -  viour's 

^^  f  V,  h     1     1 

b=i:^ 

-J M 

41: 


^^M^±^ 


ffi 


^i^ 


^  ,J 


*=r 


pard'-  ning  blood      Ap  -  plied    to      cleanse  my     soul    from 


^^g^ 


^ 


guilt        And    bring    me 


rr 


home 


p  -frig 


God. 


nt'  i-r'r^ 


ip^ 


Downs,    c.  M. 


Dr.  L.  MASon. 


^^^^g^^ 


Je  -  sus,  this  mid  -  day  hour  of  prayer  We  con  -  se-crate     to  thee 


^itfrf-Tir^ 


s^ 


-p-  -^- 


For-get-fiil   of    each  earthly  care,  We  would  thy  glo  -  ry  see. 


Dnndee.    c.  m. 


When,  ri  -  sing  from  the    bed   of  death,  O'erwhelm'd  with  guilt  and  fear, 

-1  ^  I  i 

J,-(^--g-.-p-p-.-^*' 


i 


^ 


T=c=S^-^ 


FT^ 


i 


P 


s 


•t 


2iS±3 


^zgip^SzS 


g 


I    see  my  Ma-ker,face   to    face,  Oh,  how  shall  I      M-pear? 


eib 


•g-r^ 


t---^— f^g- 


grl f^^ 


-r^ 


i — t- 


Ennnons. 


CM. 


From  BrRGircLLEE.  • 


P 


as 


To    God   ad-dress  the  joy- fd  psalm.  Who  won- drous  things  hath 

J. /J  ^.J  ;   ,  j,r-.^>^ 


4-±: 


^P 

done ;     Whose    own    right  hand   and       ho  -   ly  arm 

^    p-nL    IL.-^    ^^-J^-^ 

-i 1- 

^ 


h-h   r^ 


JX4^ 


^ffl 


^^ 


*^0i 


Tie  -  to  -  ry    hath     won.         The    nc  -  to  -  ry    hath  won. 


W-M 


mi      I    J- 


f=^ 


£^ 


f 


Evan.    c.  m. 


13      "^'i--3-^  '^v  g-J-  W^-^- 


Arr.  Pr.  L.  Masox. 


Hear  what  the  voice  from  heaven  declares  To  those  in  Christ  who  die 


m 


r  r'\f  ■'  \  \ 


P 


i 


Ss 


^z^ 


Pf 


i 


^MfiN 


^S 


s 


^^^ 


Released  from  all  their  earthly  cares,  They '11  reign  with  him  on  high. 


^'-.,^M'r'^^^^ 


Fletcher,    c.  m. 

5f^ 


W.  Arnold. 


jfe|J^^M=4j 


Fa-ther,wliate'er    of    earth -]y  bliss    Thy  sore -reign  will    de-nieS: 


'rfffl 


1»-ai-H F- 


p=nFP 


'4l      I 


i r 


rr 


g 


Ac-eept-ed  at  thy  throne  of    grace,  let  this  pe-ti-tion  rise:- 


r^fF^fiJ^|g^£gf?f[^%f 


F^F 


2  "  Give  me  a  calm,  a  thankful  heart, 
From  every  murmur  free ; 
The  blessings  of  thy  grace  impart, 
And  make  me  live  to  thee." 


47 


Fonntain.    c.  m. 


Br.  L.  Mason. 


There     is    a  fom- tain  fill'd  with  blood  Drawn  from  Im-man-neri 

J, 


pga-J^^^fS^ 


^ — (^ 


#=& 


iE=^ 


r~i^r 


^ 


J.  h  I 


KE 


iEi=^ 


:i=:^= 


=i^-^^- 


reins, 

-C2 


And         sin  -  ners  plnnged  be  -  neath  that  flood  lose 


5C4: 


i 


-r    f^    gL 


Ed2^ 


-k-^^-^g^ 


^^^=g 


=^- 


1 — r 


S 


S 


their  guil  -  ty    stains,  lose    all  their  guil  -  ty    stains. 


liT-ff- 


A. 


^     T^ 


^P^^fc- 


Eg 


r 


f=TT 


Garland.    aM. 


W.  Aexold. 


How  vain  are     all  things  here  be -low!  How  felse,  and    yet  how  fair! 


:^i^fi 


1^  ^ 


^ 


^ 


■f^^jg- 


1 — r 


-Hi^^^-sf 


^ 


son    too.  And  e?'- 


SE 


sweet  its  snare 


^ 


1 — r 


48 


Geneva,    c.  m. 


Jno.  Cole. 


ri  -  sing  soul    sur  -  leys,  Trans-port     -     ed      vritli        the 


riew,    I'm 


m 


In     won     -     der,      love, 


=?^ 


W^ 


s- 


m 


Gibson,    c.  m. 


J.  Maclean. 


::^^ 


^^ 


^  V  g-is^-^ — \ — ^^ 

Fa-ther  of    mer-cies,      in  thy  word  What  end-less    glo  -  ry 


]*i^ 


^•-M — 1- 


shines!  For-ev  -  er   be  thy  name  a  -dored  For  these  ce  -  les  -  tial  lines. 

-m-  -^  -^  -^-^  j^^-^:^  ^  jg--^  J 

ri— rl i — li 1 r^**— r*H ri g     I  L»     •>- 


Heber.    c.  m. 


Geo.  KiNGStET. 


m 


The    Sa-viour  calls:  let  er'-ryear     At -tend  the  heaven-lj    sound; 


^ 


Ep 


P 


i: 


^^i:mi^- 


m 


Ye    douttingsonls,  dis-missyoarfear,  Hopesmilesrc-viv  -  ing    roHDd, 


^* 


ft^^ 


:^= 


PP 


r 


Henry,    c.  m. 


m 


S    B.  POXD. 

I       I 


:^ 


m^ 


— g-Fg 


Oh,     hap  -  py      is  the  man     vho  hears 


:«=r 


i 


^=^ 


li  -  gion's 


^^=^ 


^ 


M 


warn     -     ing   voice,    And    who 


ee  -  les 


tial 


^t 


--^=- 


u 


^^ 


-^ u 


SES 


itCSE 


S 


¥is     -    dom   makes    His    ear 


ly,    on 


^=^ 


ly  choice. 


50 


Howard,    c.  m. 


Mrs.  CUTHBERT. 


Eg=^=g=g= 


:^=i: 


I 


lord,    liear       the    Toice       of      my        com  -  plaint;     Ac 


Pf 


fe^^ 


i=^ 


i^ 


^^ 


4=^ 


* 


-^ ^= 


eept    my 


cret  prayer;     To      tliee 


(^=^fe^^^ 


-    lone,  my 


$ 


^ 


^ 


5g 


-^-w-r 


^s^ 


King,    my     God,       TTill      I  for        kip 


?=S^ 


pair. 


w 


-^1 


g:^=^ 


t==i 


^ 


^3: 


S= 


t- 1— ^^ 

I  Do  Believe,    c.  m. 


^^mm 


4-a 


2!^       gj- 


r^g-^s 


:i^=^ 


How  sweet  the  name  of   ife-sus  sounds  In    a   be  -  lie  -  rer's  ear ! 
CHORUS.    I     do  be-lieve,     I  now  be  -  Here,  That  Je  -  sus  died    for  me. 


^^ 


-^—(^ 


^ — I- 


L-4— J — !— ^ 


^^a^g^g^^^ 


It  soothes  his  sor  -  rows,  heals  his  wounds,  And  drives  away  his    fear. 
And  through  his  blood,  his  precious  blood,  I  shall  from  sin   be     free. 


^ 


Jordan,    cm. 


A.  JoxES. 


-^=- 


'^ 


W 


J      I     I    "r-  I      1         II      I 
On  Jor-dan'sstorm-y  banks!  stand,  And  cast  a  vish  -  fill     eye 


!■-•    r'  I  #- 


i 


:ptt 


To   Ca-naan'sfair  and  hap -py  land,  Where  my  pos  -  ses  -  sions    lie. 


-r-r 


£:f^ 


^ 


E^ 


^4 


r 


Lanesboro'.    c.  m. 


p  ..     I       I     Ml       I  _1|    I  ■     .1  n-j— ^  Ji_!  — f 


U 


Once  more,  my  son],    the     ris  -  in^  day    Sa-lutes    thy    ffak-ing 


^. ^^ 


-g— g- 


£e 


|V      ^-J 


fi 


n 


i 


^=± 


?=s 


:^=g= 


«::^- 


i** 


5S::y 


''^^^ 


eyes; 


Once  more,  my    voice,  thy  tri  -  kte   pay,    Once  more,  my 


&=^ 


It-m- 


M 


m 


4S?S 


s=?^ 


$ 


-4-U 


voice,    thy  tri  -  bate   pay      To  Him    ¥ho    rules    the     skies. 


^ 


"i 


Laona,  or  Washington  Sqnare.    c.  m. 


C.  Everest. 


When  I  can  read  my  ti  -  tie  clear  To  man-sionsin  the     skies, 


m^im 


M^-U? 


IE  33 


I'll   bid  fare-well  to  er'  -  ry    fear.  And  wipe  my  weep  -  ing  eyes. 


Lanrel,  or  Everest,     c.  m. 


C.  Everest. 


P 


i 


i=± 


-*r-^-gr- ^ 


^ 


faH-g^-^ 


^^ 


mi  ■     J 


Come,    Ho  -  ly    Spi    -  rit,       heaven -ly    Dove,       With 


^  -J  p-  -k  •  ^  r    r    -k  •  r  p  =F 
=2:=^ — i^  1    u  '     '     '  I    ^        r 


/!/       ^      1 

=^ 

r-t—! 

=^M= 

=#=3f 

an  % 

(^•^^ — e — ff- 

quick' 

-  ning    powers. 

Kin  -  die 

a    flame 

of 

^^  r 

=M^ 

-[^  M 

^ — 

Lee 

CM. 

-  1     J|J    J. 

J.  CAMPBELt. 
-^1 ^^^ ^ 

Oh   ^ 

i^^ — 1 — 

-1^ — ^  c     =^- 
a     clo    - 

-^-^ ^-^ ^: 

ser  walk          with  God,        A 

-4^^ f=--^^ \- — 

^^^=^^=N= 

=^4=F^ 

-[ ^ — ^ ^^^i 

j^ \    J|-1-4-J-4-J-^ 


=^=t 


g 


calm         and    heaven   -  ly        frame,        A    light 


3 


f=^ 


# 


i^4d 


4 ^ 


^3^5 


^ 


^ 


^=^ 


on       the   road      That    leads        me      to 


W 


the   lamb! 


^ 


■^ 


srzszrrss 


1^ 


r-^  I  (^ 


I 


54 


2  Where  is  the  blessedness  I  knew 
"When  first  I  saw  the  Lord  ? 
Wliere  is  the  soul-refreshing  view 
Of  Jesus  and  his  word  ? 


Leronx.   c.  m. 


Arr.  by  V.  C.  Taylor, 
from  Bellini. 


A- wake,  my  soul,  to    sound  his  praise,  A-wake,  my  harp,     to     sing; 


Join  all  my  powers  the  song  to    raise,  And  morn-ing  in  -  cense  bring. 
[     I       ^ 


Little,    c.  M. 


L.  Thompson. 


Lord,  in  the  morn-ing  thou  skit  hear  My  voice  as- cend   -  ing  high; 


^m 


rg-f^-  1^ 


^m 


nfr=^ 


II.!!- 


To  thee  will  I        di  -  rect    my  prayer.  To  thee  lift  np  mine  eye. 


^E 


=^ 


^k-k" 


4— I— ML^^ 


I    1 


1     I    1 


2  Up  to  the  hills,  where  Christ  is  gone 
To  plead  for  ail  his  saints, 
Presenting,  at  his  Father's  throne, 
Our  songs  and  our  complaints. 


55 


Lncius.    c.  M. 


0  thou  who  driest  the  mouni-er'stear,  How  dark  this  world  would  be, 


^^ 


=^ 


J-^iCr-g-sW^^ 


i 


S 


i 


s 


f— 1— r 


^^^^^^^ 


If,  pierced  by  sins  and    sor-rows  here,  We  could  not  fly     to     thee! 

'  '       -0-  -f=^ 


r 


Marlow.   c.  m. 


i^j=#=s=ri^^ 


{ 


let     all     the    lands,      with  shouts    of     joy,        To 
Sing  psalms    in      hon    -    or      of     his     name,     (OMIT, 

_L I _1 1 ^     ^  m        ^^  ^ 


^i=f^#=^^^hp-^=^=^ 


^^      p^-J^S^=^^p 


^ 


God  their  voi  -  ces    raise; 


^ 


g^^i#f^g^ 


)  And   spread  his    glo-rious   praise, 


Massillon.   c.  m. 


From  Mozart. 


^^^^^^^. 


Fa-ther,whate'er  of  earthly  bliss  Thy  sovereign  will  de-nies, 


Massillon. 


Ac-  cept-ed  at  thy  throne  of  grace,  Let  this  pe  -  ti  -  tion  rise. 


m^^ 


Stf: 


^=^ 


Hear.    c.  m. 


^ 


d 


t  ^  n,d  =g^ : 


l-^--^4r^^rteg4^-7:;n^^ 


S 


flow  oft,    al-as!  thiswretched  heart  Has  wander'd  from  the  lord! 


=^ 


^    f^lo 


g    (^  I   ^is: 


^ 


p^EEE^ 


PS 


^^ 


How  oft  my  rov -ing  thoughts  depart,  For -get- ful    of    his  word! 


S=^ 


^ 


^^ 


^ 


Mede.    c.  m. 


ft... .-— - 


'  "We'll  stand  the  storm.'' 


^^^^^^ 


:^ 


We'll  stand  the  storm,  it  won't  be  long,  The  heav'nly  port  is    nigh. 


^Wi 


We'll  stand  the  storm,  it  won't  be  long,  We'll  an-  chor  by  -  and -by. 


Medfield.    c.  m. 


W.  Mather, 


Ear  -  ly,      my      God,     with  -  out       de   -  lay,       I 


iP~~F=p 


ite  to     seek    thy     face:     My    thirs-ty       spi  -  rit 

1  J  J,-  .^J 


M^ 


gr 


'-^^ 


i 


i^ 


s 


^^$^^- 


faints     a    -    way      With  -   out    thy      cheer  -  ing    grace. 


g^^^Pf^ 


.  J 


r 


Metropolis,    cm.  simes. 


Je  -  ru  -  sa  -  lem,  my  hap  -  py  home,  Name  ev-er  dear  to    me^ 
^  re- 


fl  hen  shall  my    la-borshaTe  an  end  In   joy,  and  peace,  and  thee? 
B.C.  Where  con  -  gre -ga-tions  ne'er  breakup,  And  Sab-baths  have  no  end. 


^^ 


ui^C  t  V^~tt  \y^  ^  ^  ^^^ 


58 


m 


Metropolis. 


D.C.# 


Oh,  when,  thou  ci  -  ty    of  my  God,  Shall  I     thy  conrts  as-cend  ? 


l^^/g.f^g.^ 


my  boa. 


^  ^    m 


^ 


% 


CT=^e=f 


Meriden.    c.  m. 


Thy      good  -  ness,   lord,    our       souls      con  -  fess.    Thy 


j^ 


^^fe¥P^a 


f^^  f=Wr^^^^^F=^ 


w 


;N^ 


m 


^m. 


^iS 


3tl^ 


^* 


dore;      A  sprino;  whose    bless   -  ings 


^ 


good- 


^ 


I 


M 


^ 


^^ 


^^ 


s*^ 


tail. 


A     sea    ffith  -  out 


shore. 


!S 


2  Siin,  moon,  and  stars  thy  love  declare 
In  every  golden  ray ; 
Love  draws  the  curtains  of  the  night, 
And  love  brings  back  the  day. 


Moravian,    c.  m.  s  imes. 


11  ,1  Fine.^ 


I  /  I'm  not  ashamed  to  own  my  lord,  Nor  to  de  -  fend  his  cause, 
■  \  Main-tain  the  hon  -  or  of  his  word,  The  glo  -  ry  of  his  cross. 
D.  C.  Nor  will    He  put  my   soul  to   shame,  Nor  let    my  hope    be  lost. 


/-yo  M  j 


^ 


S^ 


^ 


r^ 


2.  Je  -  sus,  my  God,    I    know  his  name,  His  name  is     all    my  trust ; 


Mount  Pisgafi.    c.  m. 


Old  Melodt. 


#%feNafe^ 


fl'hen    I     can    read  my    ti  -  tie    clear  To  man-sions    in    the 


^m 


'^m 


t=i; 


1 — r 


0-mMu^- 


paSS^^^Sga^^^ 


jkies^       I'll  bid  farewell  to    ey'-  ry  fear.  And  wipe  my  weeping  eyes, 


Monnt  Pisgafi. 


wipe  my    weep-ing    eyes,  Audwipe  my 


^ 


eyes.        I'll  bid  farewell  to    ev'-ry  fear,  And  wipe  my  weeping  eyes. 

I 


WY^ 


i^m^mm^ 


Oatlands.    c.  m. 


T.  Clark. 


:fi=ft 


In    all  my  Lord's  ap  -  point  -  ed  ways,  My    jour  -  nev  I'll  pur 


^m^^^ 


ney  J 


!^-b 22 


sue:      Hin-der  me  not,  ye  much-lored  saints,  For  I    must  go  with 


P=at 


I 


PTF^F 


f-f^"J  JS^^^p^ 


:t==^ 


=«=tF 


m 


yon,  Fori  must  go    with  you.  For  I      must  go  with  you, 


m. 


^ 


Ortonville.    c.  m. 


Dr.  T.  Hastings. 


Majeslie  sweetness  sits  enthron'd  Upon  the  Saviour's  brow ;  His  head  with  radiant 


f 


^z^ 


=* 


g 


^^ 


gJ'g? !•■ 


1 — h 


l-t 


I  I 


glories  crown'd,  His  lips  with  grace  o'erflow,  His  lips  with  grace  o'erflow. 


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ss 


<=2^<=. 


3=C 


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I       I 

Piety,    c.  M. 


T.  Clark. 


^^ 


r  M 

Frombu-sy  toil  and  hea-vy    care  We  turn  the  weary      mind, 


^M^ 


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i 


P 


F=t 


turn  the  weary  mind;  And  in  the  place  of  noon -tide  prayer,  And  in  the 

-i=2.       .,<r^  -  J-  I    -^  I 


place    of   noon  -  tide  prayer  Our    sane  -  tu  -  a  -  ry    find. 


mKTSM 


^ 


J-^- 


62 


Remember  Me.    c.  m. 


^^^ 


Fine. 


^=^=i= 


S=:? 


^ 


AI  -  as !  and  did  my  Sa-viour  bleed  ?  And  did  ray  Sove-reign     die  ? 
CHORUS.  Remember  me,  re-mem-ber  me,DearLord,  re-mem-ber       me. 

n 


^ 


Would  he  de- vote  that  sa-credhead  For  such    a  worm  as     li 


Jl 


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m 


Siloara.    cm. 


I.  B.  Woodbury. 


My    times  of  sor-row  and  of    joy,  Great  God,  are    in     thy  hand; 


-(=- 


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& 


^ 


P^ff 


:^ 


All  my   ea-joy- mentscomefromthee,  And    go    at  thy  commaml. 


s 


& 


i 


M 


2  0  Lord,  shouldst  thou  withhold  them  all, 
Yet  would  I  not  repine : 
Before  they  were  hy  me  possess'd. 
They  were  entirely  thine. 


63 


St.  Ann's,    c.  m. 


Dr.  Croft. 


Hail,  sa-cred  truth!  whose  piercing  rays  Dis- pel  the   shades  of  night, 


^=x 


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i 


d 


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fus-ingo'er  the  men -tal  world  Tbe  beal-iDg  beams  of 


rJ\<S,  ?igtft4^e 


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Stephens,   c.  m. 


"Wm.  Jones. 


m 


Great  King  of  glo  -  ry    and    of  grace,  We  own,  withhum-ble  shame, 


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'4i-f-rf\t  ^^g 


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f 


PW 


1 — t — i- 


f=^Hi=m^^^ 


How  vile   is    our  de  -  gen'-  rate  race  And  our   first  fa  -  ther's  name. 


r 


/^ ^'  <»         <J  I  'TL/      iS      f-rJ      -^ 


St.  John  s.    c.  M. 


^^^^^m 


^ 


^ 


Je  -  sus,        I        love     thy    charm    -    ing      name:  'Tis 

I  rs 


64 


St.  John's. 


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5^=i^ 


fe 


mu  -  sic     to      my    ear:    Fain    would       I      sound 


^^ 


loud      That       earth  and    heav'n  might  hear. 

-JTSJ    !      I    I  -'"^      ^     ^   .ft 


:J=J^ 


-^ 


^ 


^^n 


E^^ 


St.  Martin  8.    c.  m. 


(^^ 


ftES 


*5^ 


Tansuk. 


i^got 


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j=R^=^ 


Come,    let         us     join         our       cheer  -  M    songs  With 


^^^ 


g^-"  f  r 


Is  round  tk throne;   Ten    thon-sand    tkn  •  sand 


& 


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,/^iP?  ?>a 


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jyf-r- 


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^^ 


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are     their  tongues,  But      all         their      joys     are     one. 


Swanwick.    c.  m. 


Come,  Ho  -  ly       Spi  -  rit,    heay'n-ly  Dove,   With   all     thy 


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quiek'ning powers;  Kin- die      a    flame    of    sa  -  cred  love 


^ 


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1  1   1 


In    these  cold  hearts  of  ours,    In    these  cold  heirts  of   onrs. 

J 


^^S 


Tappan.   c.  m. 


Geo.  Kingslet. 


0  fl  g .,    ,1         1       I       ,  ,  r  j         !       I     I 


As  o'er  the  past   my  mem'-ry  strays.  Why  heaves  these    -    cret 


^^m 


*^_jrr^-j 


=^= 


r     11 


^mmmfmf 


^^ 


I     I 

ligh?  'Tis   that    I  mourn    de  -  part-ed 


'Tis  that    I 


1     I 


Tappan 


monra    de  -  part  -  ed  days,    Still   un  -  pre  -  pared    to       die. 


Varina.   cm.  s lines. 


From  Rink. 


There  is      aland    of  pure    delight,  Where  saints  immor-tal  reign; 
E-  ter  -  nal  day    excludes  the  night.  And  plea-sures  ban  -  ish  pain. 


There  ev  -  er-last  -ing  spring  a-bides.  And  nev  -  er-fa  -  ding  flowers; 


g 


& 


^m^^^^^^tH 


Death,  like  a  nar  -  row  sea,   di-vides  This  heav'nly  land  from  curs. 


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1 


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3  Bright  fields,  beyond  the  swelling  flood, 
Stand  dress'd  in  living  green ; 
So  to  the  Jews  fair  Canaan  stood, 
While  Jordan  roU'd  between. 


4  But  timorous  mortals  start,  and  shrink 
To  cross  the  narrow  sea, 
And  linger,  trembling,  on  the  brink, 
And  fear  to  launch  away. 


67 


Warwick,    c.  m. 


Stanley. 


-PgB4-l 


And  miist  I    be  to    judgment  brought,  And  answer  in    that     day 


L^ 


^  i  'i    i    1    f»'[^  [*  1    1  'i    1      ^^^ 


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s 


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^^ 


For  ev'  -  ry  vain  and  i  •  die  thought,  And  ev'  -  ry  word  I   say 


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^ 


^ 


P^ 


WMtfieH.   c.  M. 


Arr.  Geo.  Kingslet. 


ther    of    mer  -  cies !  send  thy  grace.  All  power  -  fill    from 


I  -    \       -  r 

hove,    To  form  in  our  o  -  be-dient  souls  The  im-age  of  thy  love.  To 


^^-^j^^Em 


form    in    our     o  -  be  -  dlent  souls  The  im  -  age   of     thy  love, 


Woodstock,    c.  M. 


DUTTON. 


How  oft,  al-as!  this  fetched  heart  Has  wander'd  from  the     Lord! 


^^ 


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jg_^  »  I  ■rsz^. 


I^lgL^^ 


g    r^ 


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^P 


rr* 


N    1     f- 


Ci|gU^ 


Fr^^-> 


Prs 


How  oft  my  roT  -  ingthonghts depart, For- get -fal  of     Ms  word! 

-(=^  -^  ^  -f^   j^  -m^  -m-  -f^ 


^^ 


Zerah.    c.  m. 

N     b    I- 


Br.  L.  Masox. 


^^^^1 


^^=s, 


^"^^ 


Once  more,  my  soul,  the    ri- sing  day  Sa- lutes  thy  vak-ing  eyes: 


^N 


ZE 


Pf^ 


^^^J^^=J4^=#=d#i^^^ 


Si 


Once  more,  my  Foice,  thy  tri  -  bute  pay    To  Him    who  rules  the  skies. 


^TrriC:;:firr=B^ 


J^JJi  JllIi  LLLH^ 


g 


Once  more,  my  Toice,  thy  tri-bute  pay    To  Him  who  rules  the    skies. 


^ 


J.  .if-yTfigifeS^ 


:^_^_k 


i^ 


fen::^ 


Adello.     S.M.    8  lines,      w.  tillinghast. 


r-  I 

Je-sus,  my  strength,  my  ho£e.     On  thee    I     cast  my  care, 


^  "S"  "F 


A   ^   .^.   rp:  ^ 


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f=t 


fe^ 


Liig  c  3  "JH- 


II  '    I     1 

With  hum -hie  con-  fi-dence  look   up,  And  know  thou  hear'st  my  prayer: 


S 


Give  me    on    thee  to  wait.       Till    I    can    all  things  do : 


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On  thee,  Al-migh-ty    to  cre-ate,  Al  -  migh  -  ty    to      re  -  new. 


-1 1 &=  H 1 1«-  -^ 


i=h-|— liT 


^ 


=P=i=^ 


t-rr 


Ain.    s.  M. 


COKELLI. 

*"       -I- 


W^ 


Come,  we  that  love    the  lord.   And  let    our  ioys 


e  known; 


553E 


tesi 


r  r  ^cr 


Ain. 


Join  in    a     song  with  sweet  ac-cord,  And  thus  surround  the  throne. 


fplJ'-r^jgE^lp'-r    J 


I 


§1: 


^i^^^^^g^^ 


JJ: 


Let  those  re-fuse  to   sing        Who  nev-er  knew  our 


let  those  refuse  to  sing        Who    nev-er  knew  our  God:       But 


God:  But  children  of  the  hear  n-lj  King  May  speak  theirjoys  a -broad. 


i 


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dren  of  the  heavnly  King  May  speak  their  joys  a-broad. 


71 


Aylesbnry.    s.  m. 


Dr.  Green. 


I      saw,  be  -  yond    the  tomb,  The  aw  -  ful  Judge     ap  -  pear, 


m^ 


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5 g: 


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Pre-pared  to  scan  with  strict  ac-count  The  bless-ingswast  -ed  here. 


^^^^^^ 


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(f  '^  r^ — f=^ 


ti=t 


rf=r 


i     I    i     1      1     1    i    1      1 

2  His  wrath,  like  flaming  fire, 

In  hell  forever  burns ; 
And  from  that  hopeless  world  of  woa 
No  fugitive  returns. 

3  Ye  sinners,  fear  the  Lord 

While  yet  'tis  caird  to-day : 
Soon  will  the  awful  voice  of  death 
Ctommand  your  souls  away. 


Barre,  or  Meade,    s.  m. 


C.  HOMMAJW. 


f^-rhf^Ht^^ 


Be -hold  the   morn -ing  sun  Be-gins  his  glo-rions    wa^ 


s&^ 


JXJIJU 


g^^ 


i^-m-  *  w: 


r 

His  beams  through  all  the  na-tions  run,  And  life  and  light  con-rey. 


gp=^i^ 


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F=? 


S3: 


I-  I 


Bertrand.    s.  m. 


G.  Paesiello. 
Arr.  by  Y.  C.  Taylor. 


Oh,  bless  the  Lord,  my     sod. 


grace    to  thee  pro -claim, 


And  all  that  is  with -in    me  join  To  bless  his  ho  -  ly 


2  Oh,  bless  the  Lord,  my  soul ! 

Nor  let  his  mercies  lie 
Forgotten  in  unthankful  ness 
And  without  praises  die. 

3  'Tis  he  forgives  thy  sins, 

'Tis  he  relieves  thy  pain, 
'Tis  he  who  heals  thy  sicknesses 
And  makes  thee  young  again. 


Beverly,    s.  m. 

I 


^^m 


n.  G.  Nageu. 

_J 


s 


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let  songs  of  end  -  less  praise    From  er'  -  ry    na  -  tion    rise ; 


<&i^\f^ 


-F-    T- 


-^^ 


let  all  the  lands  their  tri-bnte  raise  To  God,  who  rules  the  skies. 


Blanveltville.    s.  m. 


^^ 


I   I 


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ij=jd^ 


1      ! 


atr^ 


J=i: 


Sr^^^^3 


^=^^ 


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let  we       re  -  joice      to    hear     his  name,   Yet    we 


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joiee    to    hear   his  name,    And  lore    him    in     his    word. 


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7=|3 


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r 


BoylstoH.    s.  M. 


Dr.  L.  Masojt. 


Oh,  where  shall  rest      be  found.   Rest   for    the   wea  -  ry 


g^^ 


ere  shall  rest^     be  found,   Rest   for    the   wea  -  ry      soul? 
1  '^ 


^^ 


I 


^^^^^ 


a^s 


3=^ 


'Twere  vain  the    o  -  cean's  depths  to  sound,  Or  pierce  to  ei  -  ther 


feHfeg^^gg 


["T-f 


74 


Browne,    s.  m. 


Words  by  Mrs.  Hemans. 


^^^^^^^ 


The  break-ing  waves  dash'd  high  On  a  stern  and  rock-bound  coast, 

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Fine. 


tfp-fg   1^- 


^^5;=s 


^itz:^ 


And  the  woods  against  a  storm-y  sky  Their    gi- ant  branches  toss'd, 
D.  C.    When  a    band  of  ex- ilesmoor'd  their  bark  On  the  wild  New  England  shore. 


And  the  hea  -  vy  night  hung  dark     The  hills  and  wa-ters  o'er, 


S 


2  Not  as  the  conqueror  comes, 

They,  the  true-hearted,  came: 
Not  with  the  roll  of  the  stirring  drums, 

And  the  trumpet  that  sings  of  fame ; 
Not  as  the  flying  come, 

In  silence  and  in  fear ; — 
They  shook  the  depths  of  the  desert  gloom 

With  their  hymns  of  lofty  cheer. 

3  Amidst  the  storm  they  sang, 

And  the  stars  heard,  and  the  sea! 
And  the  sounding  aisles  of  the  dim  woods  rang 

To  the  anthem  of  the  free. 
The  ocean  eagle  soar'd 

From  his  nest  by  the  white  waA'es'  foam, 
And  the  i-ocking  pines  of  the  forest  roar'd, — 

This  was  their  welcome  home! 

4  What  sought  they  thus  afar? 

Bright  jewels  of  the  miue? 
The  wealth  of  seas,  the  spoils  of  war  ? — 

They  sought  a  faith's  pure  shrine! 
Ay,  call  it  holy  ground. 

The  soil  where  first  they  trod! 
They  have  left  unstain'd  what  there  they  found, — 

Freedom  to  worship  God. 

75 


Charity  Hymn.    s.  m. 


T.  B.  White. 


^^m^ 


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hear  a  bro  -  ther's  sigh: 


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f 


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ffi 


=  ^=S: 


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Then  let  my  heart  vith  pi  -  tj  flow,With  tears  of  lore  my  eye. 


^^ ^^jgy^ 


ti=t 


^ 


l=tt 


Clapton,    s.  M. 


^^- 


Jones. 


P^¥^^g^^^ 


Thy  name,  Al-migh  -  ty  lord,   SklT  sound  through  dis  -  tant  lands; 


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T.  ^. 


rmtit^wfi^^M 


Great  is  thy  grac«,  and  sure  thy  ¥ord,  Thy  truth  for  -  er  -  er  stands. 


W 


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f-rt^f^ 


3 


r.  ^r. 


Corelli.    s.  m. 


CORELLI. 


^^^^^^^^ 


;S 


^^Tien,   o-yer-vhelm'd^ith  grief,   My  heart    vith-in      me    dies, 


^-^— t 


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3=^ 


^ 


^=^ 


Corelli. 


ESESigEg^HE 


^^ 


Help-less  and  far   from  all    re  -  lief,     To  heaven  I    lift    my  eyes. 


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Dennis,    s.  m. 


I 

Kageu. 


(^ 


M 


P 


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Come,  we    who  love    the  lord,    And  let      onr   joys  be  known; 

T]  ^T\  ^.Pi  ^.j^i  ^T\..T^- 


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,      ii  ,  i— rn  i  iM- 


4-i 


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Join  in     a    song  with  sweet  ae  -  cord,  And  thns  snr  -  round  the  throne 


:^=el^-^ 


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Dover,    s.  m. 


;^f*--s=fc=4- 

I 

1 

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— 1- 

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\^y  f>  j  g  -e — z\ ^ 

Oh,  where  shaU  rest 

be  found, 

1 
Rest  for 

1 
the 

wea 

-  — 1 

SODl? 

^^^i';/!  r  r  ' 

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s=s=^=g=t^ 


-2P s  |*^r, 

Twere  rain  the  o-eean's  depths  to  sound.  Or    pierce  to   ei 


Eglinton.    s.  m. 


Scottish. 


Did   Christ  o'er  sin  -  ners  weep  F-And  shall  our  cheeks  be      dry? 


£^^^? 


let  floods  of    pen  -  i-ten-  tial  grief  Burst  forth  from  ev'  -  ry  eye. 


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ap 


"y^~g' 


^  p 


Golden  Hill. 


^p 


V4- 


S — W_L<si_ 


And  will    the    Judge      de  -  scend  ?  And  must  the  dead      a  -  rise  ? 


And  not  a    sin  -  gle  soul 


Gorton,    s.  m. 


Beethoven. 


:^ 


x=^ — < 


s^^ 


\Yhile  iiiy    Re  -  deem  -  er's    near,    My  Shep  -  herd  and   my  Guide, 


-S — S- 


78 


r 


Gorton, 


te^^^^^l^i 


I    bid  fare-Tell  to    ey'  -  ry  fear :  My  wants  are  all  sup  -  plied. 

■f-  f-  -f-  -^  -^b^ 


■f^r  f^  pu 


HaverfiilL  s.  m. 


Dr.  L.  Masok. 


(^ 


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i 


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a.— °'»  -S. 


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A       sia  -  ner  saved  by  grace !  No  oth  -  er 


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-J-^-^±g-g=^ 


Than    thas  to   see  my  Fa-ther'sface  And  in  Ms  glo-ry  shine. 


-^^ 


^5 


^y^[i^p-prp=r-|-^  Mr  1 


^^^ 


£=^ 


Hereford,  s.m. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


i 


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J — ^ — I- 


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0       lord  I  thy  work  re  -  Tire    In    Zi  -  on's  gloom  -  y  hour 


5t=P= 


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And  let  our  dy 

I 


gra  -ces  live    By  thy  re  -  stor  -  ing  power. 


gfc^p  k-rif  N^^ 


1^=3^ 


79 


Herrick.     s.  m. 


J.  H.  G. 


^m 


==a? 


^^ 


Onr  fes  -  tal    morn     is  come!    Now, lord,  we    come     to 

-f*.      ^      ^   4=i-'      4BL 


Eto 


thee:      Thy  house  shall     be     our     ioy  -  ful    home,  Thy 


S 


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tf— 1 — r 

name    our    mel  -  o  -  dj,    Thy  name    our    mel  -  o  -  dy. 


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I        i        ! 


Inverness,    s.  m. 


^^^^^^^^m^ 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


&t--?i=^ 


Oh,  cease,  my  waa-dering    soul,     On 


S 


rest  -  less  wing   to  roam: 


■^^ 


&^ 


b-r-^S^• 


^ 


V-i 


f-rrri-± 


All  the  wide  world,  to  ei-ther  pole, 


not   for  thee  a  home. 


Iowa.  s.  M. 


f^m 


^^m 


1        TT 


A  charge  to    keep    I     have,    A    God     to    glo  -  ri  -  fy: 


A    ney-er  -  dy-ing    soul  to     save,  And  Ct  it    for  the    sky. 


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r 


N     I 


Kennet.   s.m. 


J.  Macleav, 


Ho¥  charm -ing  is    the  pkc«,  Where  my    Re-deem-er-  God 


Fn-yeils   theglo-ries  of     his  face,  And  sheds  his  lore  a    -    hroad! 


^ 


-s=if=r:. 


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Un-Teils  the    glo  -  ries  of     his   face.  And  sheds  his  love    a -broad.! 


Lakn,    s.  m. 


Dr.L.  Mason. 


A (^ 


Et^EJE^E^ElE^a 


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ckrm-ing  sound,    Har-mo-nious    to    the     ear; 

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BeaTen  Vi  ith  the  e  -  cho  shall    re 


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^Pf^e^fe 


sound,  And  all  the  earth  shall  hear. 


P 


Lisbon,    s.  m. 


Read. 


I 


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ri^^iazizgzzs 


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With  Je  -  sns    in      our    midst,    We  gath-er  round    the.  board 


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S^P^^^^E^ 


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m 


^^^-^ ^\T^E^J\-rA 


Though  ma-ny,  ¥e     are  one  in  Christ,  One  bo  -  dy    in      the  lord, 


m^^=^fff=mS^^^ 


i=^=^=d 


p=^^ 


^^^Fm^ 


F=^ 


I  -^         .     .     •  II  - 

Though  ma-ny,  we    are  one  in  Christ,  One  bo-dy    in     the  Lord, 


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1^  (g 


13 


82 


Little  Marlborongli.    s.  m. 


j^P^ 


-^ — ^- 


iii 


g 


To   God,     in    whom    I  trust,     I 


my  heart    and  voice ; 


m 


^ 


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r 


j^g^d^^^^ 


Oh,  let    me  not     be  put     to  shame,  Nor  let    my  te   re-joice. 


Mazzaroth.    s.  m. 


rrom  Blangini. 


Behold !  the  morning  sun  Begins  his  glorious  way ;  His  beams  through  all  the 


arriiklTiFrfn 


m 


W 


i^i^U  u» 


na  -  tions  run,  And  life  and  light  con  -  vey,       And  life  and  light  conrey. 


2  But,  where  the  gospel  comes, 
It  spreads  diviner  light ; 
It  calls  dead  sinners  from  their  tomba 
And  gives  the  blind  their  sight. 


83 


Mornington.    s.  m. 


MORNINSTON. 


ses  came,    But  peace,   and  truth,  and  love, 


JL4^-^-"glh^^  -^  |;:v_g     .^Lj^ 


^g^ 


^= 


t=t: 


Were  brought  by  Christ,  a  no  -  bier  name,  De-scend  -  ing  from   a  -  bove. 


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Olmntz.    s.  M. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


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gig  g~^^: 


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For-ey-er  with     the  Lord!    A -men,  so    let       it 


ss^llff^E 


s; 


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Lie  from  the  dead    is    in  that  word : 'Tis  im-mor-tal  -  i  -  ty. 


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far 


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84 


2  Here  in  the  body  pent, 

Absent  from  him  I  roam, 
Yet  nightly  pitch  my  moving  tent 
.  A  day's  march  nearer  home. 


OIney.   s.  m. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


^^i^^^^p^pi 


Blest     be     the  tie  that  binds    Our  hearts  in  Christian    love; 

Nil  ^ 


J   S    g   I* 


^ 


"^  ^  ^ 


ES 


:i2=t=f: 


The  fel-lowship  of  kin  -  dred  minds  Is  like    to  that     a  -  bove. 


^^ 


Sh^7f^f=fWf=iW: 


i 


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Pentonville.   s.  m. 


^ 


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LiNLET. 


^^^ 


t^=& 


To  bless  thy  cho  -  sen  race,      In  mer-cy,  lord,     in   -    cline; 

^Z^ ,^_,-C2 J    .^     g     J J. 


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And  cause  the  bright-ness  of  thy  face    On  all  thy  saints   to   shine  ;- 


^   ^   (^ 


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-p^ 


-^ 


2  That  so  thy  wondrous  way 

May  through  the  world  he  known; 
While  distant  lands  their  homage  pay, 
And  thy  salvation  own. 


85 


Plyraouth.    s.  m. 


Old  Melody. 


I  "ST 

With    hum  -  Me  heart  and  tono^ue,  My  God,  to    thee  I       pray 


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SE 


4  g'' 


pf=f 


Oh,  bring  me  now,  while  I  am  young,  To  thee,  the   liv  -  ing  way. 


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1         1 


Seir.    s.  m. 


f^m^^jteyr^^^ 


Dr.  L.  Masox. 
i- 


What  cheer-ing  words  are  these!    Their  sweetness  who  can  tell? 


^ip^ 


In   time  and  to     e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty,  'Tis  with  the  righteous  well. 


2  In  every  state  secure, 
Kept  by  Jehovah's  eye ; 
'Tis  well  with  them  while  life  endures, 
And  well  when  call'd  to  die. 


Selma,  or  Narenza.  s.  m. 


Written  about  1590. 


^4hh^^^^ 


^ 


^^ 


a 


|«t: 


:^ 


From    low  -  est  depths  of    woe,    To      God    I    send   my     cry; 


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1 — t- 


P^ 


S^^ 


lord,  hear  my  snp  -  pli  -  ca-  ting  roice,    And  gra-cious-ly  re  -  ply. 


I    1 


SMrland.    s,  m. 


Stanley. 


^ 


How  per -feet     is     thy  word!    And  aU  thy   judg-ments  just! 


m 


«=?=?= 


^^ 


r 


ai 


^^^W^:^ 


For  -  CT  -  er    sure  thy  promise,  lord.  And   we  se-cure  -  ly  trust. 


2  My  gracious  God!  how  plain 
Are  thy  directions  given! 
Oil,  may  I  never  read  in  vain, 
But  find  the  path  to  heaven. 


Silver  Street,    s.  m. 


I.  Smith. 


m 


Come,  sound  his  praise  a -broad,  M  hymns  of      glo-ry       sing; 


J^ 


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7^ — F^ 


t \r 


T.S. 


^  I       i 


f^-^:iiM^^^^ 


w 


Je  -  ho  -  yah  is   the  sov'-  reign  God,  The    u  -  ni  -  ver  -  sal  King. 


^ 


& 


m 


'n'fVh^ 


^i^-yr- 


m 


-r-w 


1— r 


T 


Sonthwell.    s.  m. 


U-J i    _!|  -        I  !    J    A-J-U^Vi 


^g^ 


Sore  there's  a     right-eons  God,    Nor   is      re  -  li  -  gion  rain; 


=^=g 


^ 


Though  men  of  vice  may  boast  a  -  loud,  And  men   of  grace  com-plain. 

^  -^-^  r^  r^  r^  - 


^^^-^-^ 


F  f^  r^  ?^ 


=^=t 


■iS^ F- 1=- H-^ 


I  I 


2  I  saw  the  wicked  rise, 

And  felt  my  heart  repine. 
While  haughty  fools,  with  scornful  eyes, 
In  robes  of  honor  shine. 


state  Street,    s.  m. 


J.  C.  WOODMAX. 

N— L 


^Sl 


Wel-come,  sweet  day    of    rest,  That  saw  the  lord    a  - 

^-H* . . ^-^2 ^    ■     -       ^        g 4 


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I 


I,     I  ,  J    N    1— j 


a=a|: 


,)^  3 1 J : 


-m — — 1 1 — m — ai — •- 

*    t    i     t^  1:5=5 


=iF^ 


:sf: 


Wel-eome  to  this  re  -  ri-ring  breast  And  these  re  -  joic  -  ing    eyes ! 


m\'\z^ 


The  King  himself  comes  near, 
And  feasts  his  saints  today ; 

Here  we  may  sit,  and  see  him  here, 
And  love,  and  praise,  and  pray. 


St.  Thomas,    s.  m. 


Hankei. 


^^s^ 


Je  -  sus,  who  hows  foil  well  The  heart    of      ey'-ry      saint, 


^^ 


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Tbatcfier.   s.  m. 


Handel, 


^^^^y?^tH^ 


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GiYe    jo  the  winds  thy^  fears,  Bope,  and    be    nn  -  dis-maj'd 


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*  ''P — ^"^ — *~^s~(*j  ■  '^ — 'i — j — "^ — !•  ^ '  (^ 

God  hears  thy  sighs  and  counts  thy  tears,  God  shall  lift  up     thy  head. 


S 


Watcfiman.    s.  m 


sin  -  gle  soul    es  -  cape     His        all  -  dis  -  cern  -  ing    eyes. 
I 


90 


2  How  will  my  heart  endure 
The  terrors  of  that  day, 
■When  eatth  and  heaven  before  his  face 
Astonish'd  shrmk  away  ? 


Bethnne.   h.m.      ^"t'^T^T^r' 


:^-K^§5 


N-J^-!V-Hp^ 


To   God  I    lift  mine  eyes,    From  him  is  all  my  aid;    Tlie 


U    i<^    U 


§ 


te^ 


^^r-'^I^fe^J^ 


N    N    N    K 


■*i  *l  ^  -gr 


God  who  built  the  skies,  And  earth  and  nature  made:  God  is  the  tower  To 


^^ 


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^ 


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^-^-rJJV-r-4 


J=^^ 


V=^^ 


:^ii=z^=z:i=gz 


^^ 


which  I     fly;  His  grace    is  nigh    In      ev'     -    ry    hour. 


:?B=^ 


rx    ;^— ^ 


'±± 


Ui^      ^    'f 


Kev.  TV.  Dar"Weil. 


Darwell.    h.  m. 


We  give  immortal  praise  To  God  the  Father's  lore.  For  all  our  comforts  here,  And  all  our 


1^-wirrT^-H-f^Tr 


P^ 


hopes  a-hore :  He  sent  his  own  Eternal  Son,  To  die  for  sins  that  men  had  done. 


Haddam.    h.  m. 


English. 


§ 


^3E^ 


i^ffiE 


^ 


The  Lord    Je  -  ho  -  rah  reigns;  His  throne  is    built   on    high; 
The  gar  -  ments  he    as  -  sumes  [OMIT ] 


-jg — jS^ 


-M 1  ,  _i     !  J  ,    1     ! , 


Are   light  and     ma  -  jes  -  tj.      His     glo  -  ries    shine  with 


gp;-°nF^=rf^s 


r 


^^^^^^ 


^   -    -        - *^T 

bright,  Ac    mor  -  tal      eye     can   bear  the  sight. 


^^ 


5^^^^ 


ss 


*=-t 


Harraonia.   h.  m. 


tJ  TT_    1    ,    1.-1.1      .L.        _. 


Prof.  J.  C.  B.  Standbridge. 

i 


J-h'— J  H  4^ 


i^izrt 


Hark !  hark  !-the    notes    of    joj      Roll  o'er    the    heaven -ly 


^i^ 


^ 


1 i- 


^sE^N=e 


lains,  Andser-aphs  find  era-ploy     For  their  sub-li-mest strains;  Some 
^^«-      je-j«-^=2-      j^  -^  -m- 


Harraonia. 


=t 


P^g;    ^J      I  <cJ  • 


new  de-light  in  heaven  is  known,  Loud  sound  the  harps  around  the  throne. 


m 


(    1    1  'i    i    1 


Jedbnrgfi.    h.  m. 


-  wake,  ye 


^-  ^  L  I  g  k 


a  -  wake, And  hail  this  sa-cred  day;     In 


^ 


^m 


^^^^m 


b — ^^-q^=FFd=^ 


lof  -  tiest  songs    of  praise  Your  joy  -  ful  horn  -  age     pay; 


^^ 


Mh  rir-t^4^-g 


^^^^^m 


Wel-eome   the   day  that  God  hath  blest,  The  type    of  heaven's  e- 


m 


E 


ter  -  nal    rest.  The  type    of    heaven's  e  -  ter  -  nal     rest. 


Lenox,    h.  m. 


Edson. 


Blow  ye  the  trnmpet,  blow  The  glad-ly  so-lemn  sound,  Let  all  the  na-tions 


^^B^^ 


^ 


"^^ 


:^J- 


i-t-i-t- 


rTT 


N^j-J=iJ^-i^^^^^ 


W3 


^^ 


The  year  of  ju  -  hi- 


^^iU^. 


=^1=^ 


know,  To  earth's  re  -  mo-test  bound,  The  year  of  ju  -  bi  -  lee  is  come,  The 
I 


lee  is  come,  the  year  of  ju-bi-lee  is  come,  Return,  ye  ransom'd  sin-ners,  home. 


-f^nS-± 


-^.^  -,=2- 


t==fe: 


-^-^ 


"t-T^ 


year  of  ju  -  bi  -  lee  is  come.  Return,      ye  ran    -  som'd  sin  -  ners,  home, 

Liscfier.     h.  m. 


From  the  German, 

by  Dr.  L.  Mason. 


-  wake,  ye  saints,  a  -  wake.  And  hail  this  sa  ■  cred  day;")     ii,  1 
In  lof  -  tiest  songs  of  praise   Your  joy  -  ful  hom  -  age  pay :  J       * " 


^ 


^^^ 


i^s^ 


s-^ 


^?.fc^ 


:fc=tt 


-n~^ 


come  the  day  that   God  hath  blest.  The  tj-pe  of  heaven's  e  -  ter  -  nal  rest, 


Lischer. 


U*     >     Ik*     >* 


The    type      of  heaven's 


-  ter  -  nal        rest. 


v^^ 


^   P 


J-5., 


The  type  of  heaven's 


Newbnry.    h.  m. 


M.  Hatdn. 


m 


g 


^^ 


:*=tit 


"r^ 


Up  -ward    I     lift     my  eyes,  From    God 


aU 


my 


ESbf: 


^^ 


-N — N- 


;brp= 


g  g  u  :: 

-1^ 


=c^ 


=rt3 


aid,-    The  God  that  built  the  skies    And  earth  and   na  -  ture 


^     f     f   -^ 


k     j*^     '^- 


PP 


I 


fe=± 


m 


Bt 


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1^=^ 


^ 


—at- 
made; 


I  '  I 

God      is        the      tower 


to      which       I 


^rf-^ 


r^ 


3i 

fly; 


^=^ 


ref^S 


^— «- 


^ 


^^ 


fei^ 


His  grace   is  nigh 

I  J-J"  J...  -:«:*  J 


ry  hour. 


^ 


=^ 


r^^-^ 


Trinmph.    h.  m. 


isa^fe^y^-tea 


A -rise,       mj    soni,       a- rise;  Shake  off  thy  goil-tj  tean; 


m^^J^ 


f 


p^mm 


The  bieed-ing    Sae  -  ri  -  fice      In      my       be  -  half    ap-pears: 

■ — -r^^ 


^^ 


m 


m 


t=^  r^'    k:^ 


m 


^^ 


Before  the  throne  my  Surety  stands,  ly  name  is  writ  -  ten  on  his  hands. 


Warsaw,    h.  m. 


T.  Clark. 


prrj-flTjit^f^^ 


^=^^i33^^?^^±-zzj- 


Join    all  the  glo  ■  rious  names  Of  vis  -  dom,  love,  and  power,  That 


ey  -  er    m5r  -  tals  knew  Or  an  -  gels    ev  -  er  bore;  All  are  too 


-J^ 


Warsaw. 


te=?B=P?:^=J^: 


— t^^T — r 

mean  to  speak  his  Avorth,  To  mean  to    set     my    Sa  ■  viour  forth, 


i fc^ 


Hareison. 


Weymontli.    h.  m. 


The  Lord  of  heaven  confess,  On  high  his  glorj  raise ;  Him  let    all    an  -  gels 


& 


'^S 


all    his    armies  praise.      Him  glo  •  ri  -  fy, 


^ 


m 


m 


r 


m 


moon,  and  stars,  Ye  higher  spheres,  and  cloudy  sky.  Him  glo  -  ri  -  fy,  snn 


moon,   and  stars,   Ye    high  -  er  spheres,  and    clou  -  dy     sky. 


Ariel  c.p.m. 


Dr.  L,  Mason, 


^^^E#tj^=^S^^J|EEJEE^ 


Oh,    could       I     speak     the    match    -  less    worth,    Oh, 


^ 


:*=«: 


£ 


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s 


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fai 


could  I  sound  the    glo-ries  forth,  Which  in     my    Sa-viour  shine, 


^^^^^^ 


^^^^^^^m 


^^■•y:  ^-^^^^^ 


1^  '  1^  I 

I'd    soar,  and  touch  the  hearenly  strings,  And    vie  with  Ga  ■  briel, 


-gl*     g 


i 


^ 


i2=l? 


^^^^^^ 


-J — ^-^-liJ^^ 


while  he  sings,  In  notes   al-most  di  -  vine,  In  notes  al-most     di  -Tine. 


W 


^^^^^^^ 


Edenton.  c.p.m. 


^^^ 


eb: 


e-gin,  my  soul,  th'ex-alt-  ed  lay;  let  each    en-rap-tured 
lo!  heaven,  and  earth,  and  seas,  and  skies,  In  one    me  -  lo  -  dious 


-!^^^~5^^^^^^^W 


Edenton. 

1st  time, 


2(i  time. 


I                       I 
thought  obey,  And  praise  th'  Almighty's  name ; 
concert  rise,  [OUT ,,,,,,, ^,,,, ■,,.■] To  swell  th'in-spi-ring  theme. 


Ganges,  c.p.  m. 


A -waked  by    Si  -  nai's  aw-  ful 


m — ^ 


-^-jg^ 


:^^az 


^S^ 


^ 


^^^^» 


J    J   'J- 


guilt  I  found,  And  knew  not  where  to  go :  One  so  -  lemn 


truth  in- 


m 


^s=^ 


^ 


^ 


i 


:^:^ 


P 


T-^ 


t— n 


^1 — r 


creased  my  pain,  The  sinner  "mustbeboma-gain,"Or  sink  to  endless  woe. 

I 


^ 


n 


2  I  heard  the  law  Its  thunders  roll, 
While  guilt  lay  heavy  on  my  soul,. — 

A  vast,  oppressive  load : 
All  creature-aid  I  saw  was  vain  : 
The  sinner  "  must  be  born  again," 

Or  drink  the  wrath  of  God. 


99 


Nashville.  l.p.m.  ^'-Tnfrr^^^'"'^ 


4 1- 


I     love   the  to  -  lame  of   thy  word  ;Tniat  light  and  joy   those 


ws^^^m 


-^^r—.^. 


m^ 


leaves  af  -  ford     To  souls    be  -  night  -  ed    and  dis-tress'd !  /  Thy 


gjvj:4£- 


-;  >l  g    s# 


flhy 
I  Thy 


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4:^  j«-^.|=2. 


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"^iiitTr 


Dalston.   s.  p.  m 


rf 


A.  VTiLLiAMg. 


p 


45=3t 


^   N 


-*! — S- 


^^-^^i^ 


^^S 


:^f=rx: 


bless'd  was  I,    To    hear  the   peo  -  pie  ery,  "Come 


let    us    seek  onr  God  to-day!"Yes,\rith  a  cheer -fnl  zeal    W( 


100 


Dalston. 


m 


haste  to    Zi  -  on's  hill,  And  there  our  tows  and  ho  -  nors   pay. 


^—r 


:^^ 


»=3E 


Peters,    s.p.m. 


I    1  1 


The  Lord  Je  -  ho -yah  reigns,  And  roj-al  state  maintains,-His  head  \rith 

■     •    1    1    !.J I.  I  J  J  J  -^        ^ ^ 


;i^=^=!^ 


$ 


-g-g-SH^ 


aw   -    ful   glo  -  ries  crown'd ;  Ar-ray'd  in  rohes  of  light, 
^    P 


J— 4- 


'4m=w^^=m 


^=^ 


girt  with  soTe-reign  might,  And  rays    of  ma  -  jes  -  ty      a  -  roimd. 


-.  /- 


■^-'    f^ 


-p^-n 


2  Upheld  by  thy  commands, 
The  -world  securely  stands, 

And  skies  and  stars  obey  thy  -word ; 
Thy  throne  was  fix'd  on  high 
Before  the  starry  sky : 

Eternal  is  thy  kingdom,  Lord. 


101 


America,   es  &  4s. 


National  Hymn. 


-^ *- 

My    conn  -  try,  'tis       of  thee,  Sweet  land    of    lib  -  er  -  ty, 

-r ,  ^ » -r  -^  ^  ^  ^ 


Of  thee    I     sing:   land  where  my  fa  -  thersdied;  Land  of    the 


I    ^     1 
pilgrims' pride;  From  ev'  -  ry    moun-tain-side    let    free-dom  ring. 


^.^^4t- 


&   L-L-. 


jg-^i*- 


^ 


I*  * 


£ 


t=fc 


=F=>^ 


Arno.     6s,  4s. 


Dr.  L.  Mason, 


^#^^^=^^^^^^N^ 


To-  day     the      Sa  -  rionr    calls,    Ye      wand'-  rers,  come! 

-     -    -r   -r   -r   -^  -      ' 


:?=s: 


=t=t 


0       ye      be  -  night  -  ed    sonis,  Why    long  -  er    roam  1 


Ava. 

6s,  4s. 

~~1 \~ 

1 

^- 

Dr.  T.  Hastings. 

Ciiild     of 

Wait    not 

D.C.  Ciiild    of 

^^^9-^ -- 

sin     and 
fur      to  - 
sin      and 

10      * 

sor  - 
mor 
sor  - 

— ^- 

2^— J 

row, 
row, 
row, 

Fiil'd  with    dis  -  may,  \ 
Yield    ye      to  -  day.  j 
Hear    and      o  -    bey. 

^9   -1    U -»- 

-P-H 1 ^^ 

m 


is 


D.C. 


,il 


Heaven      bids    thee    come,      While      yet    there's  room. 
-        J     J.    .    .    r!       J     J    'j.« 


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1 — r 


^^^=T 


Italian  Hymn,    es,  4s. 


Gl.iEBINI. 


m 


^ 


^^ 


*  ^  g  '  J^.  "  g — i^ — w  '  ~ 
Come,  thott    Al  -  inigh  -  f  j    King,     Help  ns    %     name      to 


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y       » 


'i 


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sing; 

Help  ns     to 

^    J      ! 

sraise! 

Fa-therall 

glo  -  ri  -  ous, 

O'er  aU  ric- 

^^ — ^A 

h»     -     •- 

_^_ ^ ,»_  _ 

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1  ■  - 

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1-; ^^ 

IT     !     fl 

n — V- 


■(»  •  ^  ^ 


^— g— g-h^ 


I    1     ^  i        _         i 

to  -  ri  -  ons.  Come  and  reign  o  -  rer   ns,  An  -  eient   of    days. 


J=^ 


:& 


SE 


e 


1     1     i 


103 


Olivet.   6s,  4s. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


My  faith  looks  up  to  thee,  Thou  Lamb  of  Calvary,  Saviour  divine:  Now  hear  me 


■while  I  pray,  Take  all  my  guilt  away ;  Oh,  let  me  from  this  day  Be  wholly  thine, 


m 


#^s^g^^ 


m 


•^\  ^\F 


1     I 


Joy.      6s,  9s. 


How     hap -py  are   they  Who  the  Sa-viour  o  -  bey    And  have 


--r   -f- 


m 


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^ 


^^^^^^N^ 


s 


laid    up  their  trea-sure  a- 


bovel     Oh,  what  tongue  can  ex- press 


S3: 


-W — ^- 


s=t^ 


i^ 


The  sweet  com-fort  and  peace  Of    a  soul    in  its  ear  -  li  -  est  love  I 


;>»— >'-H ig*— >»- 


104 


Balaena.   7s. 


Modern  Harp. 


Now  be  ■  gia  tlie  hearen-Iy   tlieme,  Sing  a  -  loud  in  Je  -  bus'  name 


P^EE^ 


m 


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a^g^^s 


1==^ 


WTf^-^^^'^f=f^ 


^ 


le  who  his  sal  -  ra-tion  prove,  Triumph  in    re  -  deem-in^     love, 


R=l= 


r 


Benevento.    7s.  snnes. 


S.  Webbe. 


V-5--^-*^  -ar. 
While  with  ceaseless  course  the  sun  Hasted  thro'  the  former  year,  Ma-ny  souls  their 

^   ^   im  ^»,- 


race  hare  run,  Never  more  to  meet  us   here:   Fix'd  in  an  e -ter-nal  state 


i 


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t=[ 


They  have  done  with  all  below  :¥e  a  little  longer  wait,  But  how  little,  none  can  know. 


1"^ — *■<>- 


i=t 


TT 


"lif  ^^*^-s4 


k  i^k 


Easter  Hymn.    7s. 


DeWorgax. 


3^S= 


Christ  the  lord  is   risen  U   • 


^^^3 


1 — r-^i — r 


1    I 


^m^&^m^^^ 


m 


In    -     jah!  Sons  of  men  and   an -gels     say,      Hal-le  -  lu-jah, 

1^  !  :  I  „__ 


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1     ^ 


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I     1 


f—H— 1=^=1; 


^  2:^=221 2:^=122:  zs: 


-5^ 


hal-le    -    lu     -    jah!    Raise  your  joys   and    triumphs  high, 


•le-k-jah,  hal  -  le  -  lu    •  Jah!   Sing,     ye    heavens, 


:^ 


fed^^^^^J^^ 


earth,  re    -    ply,     Hal-la -la-Jili,   hal     -    le  -  Id 


jah! 


106 


Hendon.    7s. 


Dr.  Maian. 


Chil  -  dren  of     the    hearen-ly    King!   As     ye    jour  -  ney, 


S¥eet  -  ly    sing ;  Sing  your  Sa  -  yiour's  wor  -  thy  praise,   Glo  -  rious 


m 


"  I  -.  1^-^ 


-^ — ^' 


'^ 


1        I       '        I  s_     —  I   I  I 

ia    his  works  and      ways,  Glo  -  rious    in  his    works  and  ways, 


S^==fe 


<^ )^^--^ 


Hessville.    7s. 


T.  Loro. 


j-^^ 


Songs    of  praise  the  an -gels  sang,  Heaven  with  hal  -  le  -  la- jahs  rang, 


lit^ 


AYhen  Je  -  ho-vah's  work  be  -  gun,-  TVhen  he  spake,  and  it  was  done. 


i^^S 


^VfJ=g4f=^ 


^^?5^ 


t-"r 


lT 


107 


Horton.    7s. 


Wartexsee, 


'-^i-^-n Si     !       Si     I       .1  i— U     >i     ^ r-3 r— 


Come  I  said  Je  -  sas'  sa-cred  Toic«,  Come,  and  make  my  paths  your  choice ; 


s 


I  will  guide  yoa    to  your  home ;  'iVea-ry   pilgrims !  hith-er  come. 


gigJClCT 


^ 


^ 


Indiana.    7s.  sunes. 


DOJnZBTTI. 


ly  LOW  the  light  of  day  Fades  np  -  oi:  my     sight  a  -  way. 


SI 


ft-:^ 


^   -<*-      .-!*- 


^ =: r-     \-      m  '  ** c _c:- 


■;^^^^^ 


Free  from  care,  from  la  -  bor  free,  lord,   I  would  commune  with  thee: 


Soon  forme  the  light  of  day   Shall     for-er-er  pass   a  -  way; 


m 


108 


Indiana, 


^^m^^. 


Then,  from   sk  and  sor-rowfree,  Take  me,  lord,  to  dwell  with  thee, 


m 


«-^-W — ffl- 


'l^±±: 


1 — r 


i 


Ives.      7s.    8  lines. 


E.  Iyes,  Jr. 


^ 


^± 


^^^ 


S=e: 


SgigT^S^^ 


Who  are  these  in  bright  ar-raj  ?    This  in  -  nu  -  mer  -  a  -  ble  throng, 


-^^r4r 


i 


=?^=^ 


-f?^^— P5- 


^ 


K^   rr^-^      I  r-  J^:q=^^ 


Eonndthe  al  -tar  night  and 


I  I    rr  I 

i-ing  one  tri  -  umph-ant  song? 


m=if=suL.^^si 


±s 


;i 


5^ 


"  Worthy  is  the  Lamb  once  slaia,  Bless-ing,  hon  -  or,  glo  -  rv.  power. 


:^ 


Hortny  is  tne 


-je_j© ,_«_ 


:^:e, 


■fir  1      11"  rr  r" 

-dom,  rich-es,    to  ob-tain,  New  do -min-ion  ev'- ry  honr/ 


J^.D,>  ^ 


Martyn 


7s.   8  lines. 


Ma  -  ry  to  the  Saviour's  tomb  Hast-ed  at  the  ear  -  \j    dawn,  \ 
Spice  she  brought,  and  sweet  perfume,  But  the  Lord  she  loved  had  gone:  J 
D.C.  Trembling,  while  a  crys-tal  flood  Is -sued  from  her  weep -ing  eyes. 


For  a  while  she  Ikig'ring  stood,    Fill'd  with  sorrow  and  sur  ■  prise, 


m 


Nnreratarg.   7s. 


fe4--g^4t^^^.ajj:^j^g^^ 


Chil-dren  of  theheaven-lj  King!As  ye  jour -ney, sweet -ly   siDg 


^tfe^z:F-gTF^^ 


g^E^pE^ 


=P=f 


^^^^^^^^^ 


Sing  your  Saviour's  worth-y  praise,  Glorious  in    his  works  and  ways, 

,11     .^        ^.^  ^  j-4-i^ 


U-J 


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Pleyel's  Hymn.   7s. 


Pletel. 


vionr,  at   thy  feet  we  bow;  Oh,  vouch-safe  to  meet  us  now; 


Pleyel's  Hyraa. 


At  thy  peo-ple's  earn  -  est  cry,  Bring  thy  lov  -  ing  -  mer  -  cy  nigh. 

h 


Rock  of  Ages.   7s.  e  lines.  Dr.T. 


Hastings. 


^^^^^^m 


Rock  of    a  -  ges,  cleft  for  me,     Let  me  hide   my  -  self  in    thee ; 
D.  C.  Be     of  sin    the  doii  -  ble  cure,    Sare  from  wrath,  and  make  me  pure. 

-^  ^     "^*--C:  ^^-••   -'^  -^  -^ 


m 


D.  C. 


:=t^ 


let   the  ¥a  -  ter  and  the  blood    From  thyvound-ed  side  that  flo^v'd 


Rosefield.   7s. 


Dr.  Malan. 


0  lord !  the  open  -  ing  year  To    the  souls    as  -  sem  -  bled  here ; 


Clothe  thy  word  with  power  di- Tine,  Make  ns  will -ing  to  be  thine. 


Ul 


Roslyn.    7s. 


4-hrH^ 


Arr.  from  Naumann. 


^^^^^^^ 


Who,     0  Lord,  wlien  life 


is    o'er,      Sh; 


all      to  heaven's  blest 


§m 


i      I 


rr 


^  ij^^^,,@^Upi 


rf 


r 


man     -     sions  soar; 


pr\vlio,an    ev       -       -        -        er- 
•\Ia    thy  ho^    -       •    ^'        ly 


PS 


1st  time.  2d  time. 


vcl    -    come  guest,  1  j^  j..    j^^ .  j    j^^^  gjiaH  jg^t  p 

place        shall  rest  r  J        •' 


T 


Royalton.    7s.  e  lines.       PATiBRmio. 


0    thou  God  who  hear-est  prayer,  Ev'-ry  hour  and  ef  -  ry- where, 


:Bm 


Royalton. 


^m 


tr  (  I  I  >  I  I    I 

Lis -ten  to  my  fee  -  Me  breath,  Kow  I  touch  the  gates  of     death; 


-1^  rD     ^    ^       -(S-  -r>.  Jj 


'T^^-T^^^-r^^- 


t=t= 


# 


*^  III  II 


cA-Jr-^ 


III  III 

For  His  sake  whose  blood  I    plead,  Hear  me  in    the  hour  of  need. 


gLg_»U  I  „  II  glj^L^ 


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1 f^J 


Sidmontfi.    7s.  eunes. 


Dr.  Madait. 


! -Ij  through  an-oth  •  er  week  God  has  brought  us  on  our  way 


^^.     \   -t 


Let  us  now  a    bless -ing  seek.  Wait- ing  in    his  courts  to-day, — 

P      »      ff    , ft— (=2 r^'      ^     g      ^    .g    Gg      r? 


r  !    ^ 


^^^m 


TTTT 


P 


1      1 


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Pay  of  all  the  week  the  best,   Em-blera  of    e  -  ter  -  nal  rest. 

n.     J 


-V»M* 


^-^-fcj 


^=^^ 


t=t 


^^^5^ 


113 


Amsterdam.    7s,  es. 


Dr.  NAUE3. 


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Rise,  my  soul,  and  stretcli  thy  wings,  Thy  bet  -  ter    por  -  tion  trace ;  \ 
Rise  from  tran-si  -  to  -  ry  things TVard heaven,  thy  native  place;  / 


i 


1^ 


Sun,  and  moon,  and  stars  de-  cay,  Time  shall  soon  this  earth  remove; 


e,  my 


^B^ 


J3^ 


and  haste  a  -way  To  seats  prepared    a -hove. 


^«=t: 


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^^ 


i^:^ 


Attila  or  Power.     7s,  es 


MoDEKX  Harp. 
Fine. 


Lamb  of  God,  whose  bleed-ing  love  We  now  re  -  call  to  mind, 
D.  C.  Oh,  re  -  mem  -  ber  Cal  -  va  ■  rv,  And  bid  us    go    in  peace. 


k    i*    I    -t: 


t«=4=t: 


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1 1- 


f 


-1 \- 


=^=g^i^: 


g 


_ — ^    .,     .^ 

Send  the  an  -  swer  from  a  -  bove,  And  let    us  mer  -  ey  find. 

-J-u;*.    '^i^Ui      iiLjgg- 


e 


iE=^ 


114 


Attila  or  Power. 


ijEidigi^^i; 


j^  riJ , J   I— J — V 


Thiak  on      us   vho  think  on   thee ;  Er'-ry  bur-den'd  soul  re  -  lease : 


-^ 


■^^^ 


■^'  -^ 


■f^^M- 


Missionary  Hymn.   7s,  es. 


Dr.  L.  Mason. 


^^S 


From  Greenland's  i  -  cy  moun-tains,  From  h  -  dia's    co  -  ral  strand 


I==l4 


i 


iA 


^^^1^^^^ 


lYhere  Af  -  ric's    sun  -  ny   foun  -  tains  Roll  doM  their  gold  ■  en  sand ; 


^Ep|f-1'^=g 


t 


^r^ 


i^§ 


0EE^ 


1111 


''^^^^^^^m- 


r 


From  many  aa    an-cieat  ri  -  ver,  From  many  a    palm-y   plain, 


l8-gTlS 


-^,-^ip  F'  p  prr~^ 


r^=T 


They  call  us    to     de  -  li  -  ver  Their  land  from   er  -ror's  chain 

-r  J 


^^;=^i=g:^=:J=g4g 


P 

115 


Webb.     7s,  6s.    8  lines. 


Geo.  James  Webb. 


The  morning  light  is  breaking,  The  darkness  disappears ;  The  sons  of  earth  are 


wa-king  To  pen-i-tential  tears ,   Each  breeze  that  sweeps  the  ocean  Brings 


tidings  from  a  -  far    Of  nations  in  commotion,  Prepared  for  Zion's  war. 


^m^^m^^ 


Abba.      8s,  7s.      8  lines. 


§B5ggg^ 


Je-sus,  I  my  cross  have  ta-ken,      All  to  leave  and fol-low  thee; 

N 


^^^^^^^ 


@^^ 


-^^-jr 


■  ked,  poor,  despised,  for  •  sa  •  ken.  Thou  from  hence  my  all  shalt  be. 


iff — 5r:^!?^^ziki 


116 


■^^_-ff     ^     ,»     4>     ,A 
^        ^     V     \^     V     V 


w=w^ 


^ 


Abba. 


Per-ish  ev'-ry  fond  am-bi-tion,  All  I've  sought,  or  hoped,  or  known ! 
I 


tt^^^ 


^^m 


3 


I    >  t-  u  u 

Ict-howriehis  my  con  di-tion .'-God  and  hea-ven  are  still  my  own! 


^^^^^g 


Antumn.      Ss,  7s.       S  lines. 


Gently,  Lord,  oh,  gently  lead  us  Through  this  lonely  lale  of  tears,- 


■^Ew^^m 


ftTT^ 


^ 


Fine. 


Through  the  changes  thou'st  decreed  us,  Till  our  last  great  change  ap-pears: 
D.  C.  Let  thy  good-ness  ney-er  fail    as,  Lead  us  in  thy  per  -  feet  way. 


When  temp-tation's  darts  as-sail  us,  When  in   devious  paths  we  stray, 


^^ 


Bartimeus.    ss,  7s. 


Mer  cy,  0  thou  Son  of  Da-vidT  Thus  the  blind  Bar-ti.  mens  prayed 


"0-thers  by  thy  word  are  sav-ed;  Now  to  me    af  •  ford  thine  aid." 


w^m^s^^f^^^^^ 


Betafi.   8s,  7s. 


C.  M.  VON  "Weber. 


^^^-^-^Hrfef^ 


Cirr^^ 


•  vionr,     source        of      ey' 


ry      bless  -  ing, 


I       1 


i 


:i^=^S 


ri 


^ 


^^^ 


^       '       J^^ 


— * ^ — ^ —       !       I ' 

Tune        my        heart         to_        grate    -    ful       layl; 


^ 


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Efc 


I 


1^ 


Si 


rEgEE^ 


er    ceas  *  m, 


Streams       of      mer    -  cy,       nev 


Si 


^^Pp^^^^ 


t£ 


118 


Sffeet  the  mo-ments,  rich  in  bless-ing,  Which  be-fore  the  cross  I  spend; 


^i^fflf 


^u 


-^-^ 


jg:"p~'^~i|y 


life  and  health  and 

ta — La  I  k-"3 — F"^- 


PsfT^g 


-ing,  From  the  sinner's  dy  -  ing  Friend. 

fg  p  "i""r"i"i"  s  1^ fC? ,  fS' 


P^-^f-Ffff 


:t=t: 


fc::t=t: 


=P 


Come,  ye  Sinners,    ss,  7s. 


^_p 


ii^me. 


Come, ye  sin-ners,  poor  and  need-y,  Weak  and  wounded,  sick  and  sore;  \ 
Je  -  sus  read-y  stands  to  save  you.  Full  of  mer-cy,  love,  and  power.  J 
D.  C.  Glo-ry,    honor,  and  sal  -  ration!  Christ  the  Lord  is  come  to  reign. 


Turnto  the  lord,  and  seek  sal- va-tion,  Sound  the  praise  of  his  dear  name, 

,-m-  ^.  ^  -    r^  r^  >      !  D.c. 


Greenville,    ss,  7s. 


J.  J.  ROTJSSEATJ. 


I    I    r  — ^     I       I 

Come,  thou  fount  of  ey'  -  ry  blessing !  Tune  my  heart  to  sing  thy  grace ; 
Streams  of  mer-cy,  nev  -  er  ceasing,  Call  for  songs  of  loudest  praise. 
B.C.  Fill  my  soul  with  sa-ered  pleasure,  While  I  sing  re  -  deeming  love. 


Teach  me  some  me -lo-dious measure,  Sung  by  raptured  saints  above; 

D.  C. 


m 


^ 


2  Jesus  sought  me  when  a  stranger, 

Wandering  from  the  fold  of  God ; 
He,  to  save  my  soul  from  danger, 

Interposed  his  precious  blood. 
Oh !  to  grace  how  great  a  debtor 

Daily  I'm  constrain'd  to  be ! 
Let  thy  grace,  Lord,  like  a  fetter 

Bind  my  wandering  heart  to  thee. 

Harwell.     Ss,  7s.    S  lines. 


^^ 


^ 


Fine., 


Hark!  ten  thousand  harps  and  yoi-  ces  Sound  the  note  of  prsise  above;  \ 
Je  -  sus  reigns,  and  heaven  rejoi  -  ces ;    Je  -  sus  reigns,  the  God  of  love :  J 
D.  C.  Hal  -  le  -  k  -  jah !  Hal-le  -  lu  -  jah !    Hal  •  le  -  lu  -  jah !    A^  -  mei. 


m 


m 


*s^ 


iriirp 


v=r 


I 

_^D.C. 


^^^^^^^^^^ 


See,  he  sits  on  yonder  throne,    Je  -  sus  rules  the  world  a  -  lone, 


^ 


Nettleton.   ss,  7s. 


Fine., 


May  the  grace  of  Christ  our  Sa  -  viour,  And  the  Fa  -  ther's  boundless  Iotc,  \ 
With  the  Ho  -  ly    Spirit's  fa  -  vor,  Rest  up -on     us  from  a-bore!  / 
D.  C,  And  pos-sess,  in  sweet  com-mu  -  nion, 


Thus  may  we  a -bide  in    u -nion  With  each  o-ther  and  the  lord, 


D.C. 


a:ztrrc-:trT--c^rrrg=gr 


8s,  7s 


D.C. 


lord,  with  glowing  heart  I'd  praise  thee  For  the  bliss  thy  love  bestows, 
For  the  pard'ning  grace  that  saves  me,  And  the  peace  that  from  it  flows: 
Thou  must  light  the  flame,  or  never  Can  my  love  be  warm'd  to  praise. 


?^ 


•pFrrifrf 


m 


^'^rv^Y; 


^^i^^^^ 


D.C. 


Help,  0  God,  my  weak  en-deavor;  This  duU  soul  to    rap-tnre raise: 


2  Praise,  my  soul,  the  God  that  sought  thee, 

Wretched  wanderer,  far  astray, 
Found  thee  lost,  and  kindly  brought  thee 

From  the  paths  of  death  away ; 
Praise,  with  love's  devoutest  feeling, 

Him  -who  saw  thy  guilt-born  fear 
And,  the  light  of  hope  revealing, 

Bade  the  blood-stain'd  cross  appear. 


121 


Saxony,    ss,  7s. 


Natuia^tn. 


Hail!  tktt  long-ex -pect-ed     Je-sus,  Corito   set  thy  peo-ple    free; 


From  OUT  sins  and  fears  re -lease  us;  let  us     find  our  rest  in  thee. 


^ 


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Sicilian  Hymn,    ss,  7s. 


^f^EE^^^^ 


joy 


I    ! 

and  peace;    let    us    eaeh,  thy  love    pos- 
Oh,    re  -  fresh  us,    Oh,    re- 


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fEi=i=[S=i^^ 


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umph     in  re  -  deem  -  ing    grace, 

r'lling  through  this  wil  ■  der  -  ness. 

^  ^  -^       ^ J_J 


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fresh 


ing, 
us. 


Tri 
Tra 


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122 


Smyrna.    8s,7s.  s  lines.        j,,,,,,. 


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Gently,  Lord,  oh,  gently  lead  ns  Through  this  lonely  rale  of     tears,- 


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1-9 1 1 \ II.         IX — 

'/■.h       r.     •:     J      Ji~l~jjt 


Through  the  chaa-ges  thou'st  de- creed  us,      Till  our    last  great 


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When  in    de  -  vious      paths  ue   stray,     Let  thy  good  -  ness 


W 


ney  -  er  fail    us,      Lead  us      in       thy      per  -  feet    way. 


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123 


StockwelL    8s,  7s. 


D.  E.  Jones. 


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lent  -ly    the  shades  of  eye-ning  Gather  roand  my  lone-lydoor; 


$ 


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i^=g-3  3"  ^  ■^ 


ee  no   m 


Si-lent -ly  they  bring  be -fore  me  Fa-ces   I  shall  see  no   more, 


-m-4^ 


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^  b       [g   Ip  I  jj    \f0 — ^ 


-^^ 


i^ir-^f-t 


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Switzer.    ss,  7s. 


Arr.  from  Swiss  Melody. 


0  thou  Sun  of  glorious  splendor, 


Shine  vith  healing  in  thy 


^ 


-U  U  U-v— U-^ 


U»  l^  >  t^   l^ 


^^^^^^s 


ving ;      Chase  away  these  shades  of  darkness ;    Holy  light  and  corn-fort 


r  *  I*  !Hi= 


-v-t^— k-v^ 


I    1 


^BFi      g,::^ 


Ho  -  ly     light  and    com -fort   bring. 


=£=£: 


124 


>       ^    > 


Thornton,  ss,  7s. 


Modern  Harp. 


God  is  love:  his    mer-cy  brightens  All  the  path  in  which  we  rove; 


liss  he  wakes  and  woe  he  lightens : 


wis-doffl,  God  is  love. 


^^^61^ 


1 — r 


Wilmot.    8s,  7s. 


C.  M.  VON  Weber. 


Hark !  what  mean  those  ho  -  ly  voi  -  ces,  Sweetly  sounding  through  the  skies 


^bi^-p-^-&gEgEf- 


1  I 


lo !  th'an-ge  -  lie  host  re  -  joi  -  ces-Heavenly  hal  -  le  -  In  -  jahs  rise 


S=& 


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-f— T 


2  Listen  to  the  wondrous  story 

Which  they  chant  in  hymns  of  joy : — 
"Glory  in  the  highest,  glory — 
Glory  be  to  God  on  high !" 


125 


Maclean.   8s,7s,&4s. 

n  1 ,  g-^qjS- 


NOTELLO. 


Zi  ■  on  stands  with  hills  snr-ronnd-ed, — Zi  -  on,    kept    by 


power  di  -  Tine 


All  her    foes  shall  be    con  -  found  -  ed, 


Thouofh  the    world  in    arms  com  -  bine : 


py    Zi  -  on! 


m 


^^ 


■«•-  ■» 


P^^ 


m 


w 


Hap  -  py     Zi  -  on !  What 


^=^ 


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fa  -  Tor'd  lot    is     thine! 


s 


I*  m). 


Olipliant.  8s,  7s,  &  4s. 


1=^=: 


I      I 


j-L 


^^^^1^^=^=^ 


Guide  me,  0   thou  great  Je  -  ho  -  vah,  Pilgrim  through  this  bar  -  ren  land ; 


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g?   g? — 1^  £?    f^"~1^ — r^^  i<:    !^ 


126 


Oliphaiit. 


^^^^- 


I    am  weak,  but  thou  art  miglit-y;  Hold  me  with  thy  powerful  hand; 

H=2-  Tx^^  -f=2-     _       _    q^  -(=2-  -(=2- 


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-feS* — S? — 1S>- 


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i     1     i    M     1 — \ 


^=^i=^=^^^^^^=^ 


Bread    of     hea  -  ren,  Bread  of   hea  -  ven,  Feed  me 


m. 


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A       J.JHJJ    N    ,1    I  jJHJ'  J  Jl     1        I 


want    no    more,       Feed  me     till     I     want  no    more. 

Ill 


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-(^    g'    fg- 


=f=T 


I  r  1  f  rr 


ZiOH.   8s,  7s,  &  4s. 


Dr.  T.  Hastings. 
I      I      I 


Hark!  theroiceof  love  and  mercy  Sounds  aloud  from  Cal-va-ry :  'I  ^t. 
See,  it  rends  the  rocks  asunder,  Shakes  the  earth,  and  veils  the  sky !  J 


^   ^ 


^^ 


^^ 


^^ 


gi'i     i      >»  g 


^^ 


^^^S 


finish'd !"  Hear  the  dying  Sariour  cry ! "  It  is  finish'd !"  Hear  the  dying  Saviour  cry ! 


Brace.    8s,  7s,  &  5s. 


pl£^ 


Hast  thon,  'midst  life's  empty  noi-ses,  Heard  the  so-lemn  steps  of  Time, 


^  p  r-^  ^xp 


y  ir^ 


^ft^ 


1  r  r  r  r  I  i  \  i*  '  '  '  '' 


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^-- 


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the  low  myg  -  te-rious  voi  -  ces    Of 


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Ear  -ly  hath  life's  mighty  qaestion  Thrill'd  \rithin  thy  heart  of  yoath 


€"->^ 


P2=PE=^=^ 


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1—1 — r 


? 


1        1      i        i 


f-r 


11 


deep  and  strong  be-seech  -  ing,  What  and  where 


With 


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truth? 

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128 


2  Not  to  ease  and  aimless  quiet 

Doth  the  inward  answer  tend; 
But  to  works  of  love  and  duty, 

As  our  being's  end. 
Earnest  toil,  and  strong  endeavor 

Of  a  spirit  which  within 
Wrestles  with  familiar  evil 

And  besetting  sin. 


Christian  Victor.   lOs. 


Joy  -ful-ly,  joy  -  ful-ly  onward  I  move,  Bonnd  to  the  land  of  bright 
An  -  gel-ie  chor  -  is-ters  sing,  as  I  come,  Joy  -  ful-ly,  joy  -  M-ly 

f-f-r 


spi  -  rits    a-boTe ;  \  Soon,  with  my  pil-grim-age  end  -  ed  be  -  low, 
haste  to  thy  home !  j  Home  to  the  land  of  bright  spi-rits    I    go ; 


^^ 


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Pilgrim  and  stranger  no  more  shall  I  roam.  Joyfully,  joyfully  resting  at  home. 


Savannah,    los. 


PLETEIu 


See  heaven  its  sparkling  portals  wide  display  And  break  upon  thee  in  a  flood  of  day. 

^  r  ^   I _r. 


L^'i-l-  .J.^JJl-11 


Edintargh.    iis. 


0  Father  Almight-y,  to  thee  be  address'd,  With  Christ  anMe  Spirit,  one 


^^^^^^s 


i^i^j^tj#^ 


God  erer  bless'd,  All  glory  and  worship  from  earth  and  from  heaven,  As  was,  and  i 


m 


now,  and  shall  ev-er   be  given.  Hal-Ie-h -jah,    A -men!  Hal -le 


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tSz 


Eal-lelu-  jah, 


I'j-jali,  A  '  men,  Hal-Ie  -  la-jah,  halle  -  lu-jah,  hal-Ie  -  la-jab,  A  ■ 


tfv.  -  c  iF-ffiW*FPt^ 


fm 


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Frederick,    iis. 

3 


Geo.  KiNasLET. 


^m 


^-U  j-  gi'^  ->  g^=^^^-^yi 


I  would  not  live  al  -  way :  I     ask  not  to  stay  Where  storm  af-ter 


^ 


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i 


^ 


130 


K^r^ 


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Frederick, 

4- 


^j^dd^jj^^^fe^fem^^ 


storm  ri-ses  dark  o'er  the  way ;    The  few  lu-rid    mornings  that 
I- 


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Goshen,  or  Hinton.     iis 


^^m 


Be  -  lay  not,de  -  lay  not,  0   sin-ner!  draw  ear,  The  wa-ters  of 


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life  are  now  flow-ing  for  thee;  No  price  is  de-mand-ed,  the 


-rionr  is  here,  Ee-demp-tion  is  purchased,  sal  -jra-tion  is  free. 


m^^ 


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Gnardian.    iis. 


Arr.  from  G  laser. 


want  he  will  kiad-ly  pro -vide;  To  sheep  of  his  pas -tore  his 


^^m 


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■=*: 


-1-n 


f^MJ^id^M 


mer-cies  a -bound,  His  care  and  pro-tec-tion  his  flock  will  surround. 


S 


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^^ 


t=t 


Horae.    lis. 


:ri7^' — r 


'Mid  scenes   of  con  -  fu  -  sion  and  crea  -  ture  complaints,       \ 
sweet  to   my   soul    is  com-mu  -  nion  with       saints;) 

-P    0  ,(s — ^    ^  ,r=? ^    P     - 


To  find     at  the  banquet  of  mer-cy  there's  room,  And  feel     in  the 

D.C.  Pre-pare    me,  dear 


132 


Home. 


Fine. 


D.C.:6f- 


q=t 


~  I  ^ — .  ^=^ 

presence  of   Je    -   sus  at  home.  Home,  home,  sweet,  sweet  home ! 

Saviour,  for  glo   -    ry  at  home.  n  o  -cf 

-(S>-  _  u,  CtCi: 


^m 


1)*=^ 


1=?^:^ 


ff 


Portnguese  Hymn.    iis. 


f^^JiiN%l 


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r^^-^-n 


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=it3t 


s 


How  firm  a  foun  -  da-tion,  ye  saints  of  the  lord,     Is  laid  foryonr 


^  1    i^  1^ 


faSJ^fe^fe^H-rM^i 


faith  in  his  ex  -  eel  -  lent  word !  What  more  can  he  say  than  to 


-ff-^ 


1^*1 ' 1 ^ 


r^cra: 


^EE 


U   U  1 1       1>^  -U- 


yon  he  hath  said,      You  who  un  -  to  Je  -  sus  for  re  -  fnge  have 


^/#Pf[f^ 


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You  who  un  -  to    Je 

-^-     J 


for  re  -  fuge  have  fledi 


'fi-      ^      -1      k.:^^=fe 


Brightness,    iis&ios. 

"  Hail  to  the  BrigMness.' 


Mozart. 


r   Hail    to  the  brightness  of   Zi  -  on's  glad   morn-ing !  Joy  to  the 

iHush'd  be  the  ac- cents  of  sor  -row  and  mourn-ing;  Zi  -  on    in 

D.  C.  loud  from  the  mountain-top   e  -  ehoes  are   ring  -  ing,  Wastes  rise  in 


^-4-s:-^ 


3^ 


-w=w- 


^cz=^=^ 


^^ 


^     ^     ^ 


1 — r 


1-^ 


0  J.  J^-^-i  J   i.n^'^r-j  J   iJ.  ^  ' 


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lands  that  in  dark-ness  hare  lain! 
tri  -  umph  be  -  gins  her  mild  reign. 
rer  -  dure,  and  min  -  gle    in  song. 


5 


lo!    in    the  de  -  sert  rich 


-^^^Eyg^g^ 


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II     ]     11 


rit.  D.C. 


^^^^^^ 


i=i:r^E^z=:il: 


flow-ers  are  spring-ing,  Streams  ever  copious  are  glid-ing    a  -  long; 

^   I 


Canopns.  ^^ 


ERE  I  SLEEP.'' 


i 


W=t: 


53 


^ 


3-  -^    -^-'J-    -5-  -5-    -^- 

Ere      I    sleep,    for    ev'  -  ry     fa  -  yor  This    day   show'd 


^ 


g — t-iS^-^=^ 


8    I        y — h 


Ife!?=t 


i 


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:ag"     g         ^-^ 


By       my     God,        I         do    bless     my_     Sa 


^ 
^ 


134 


Come,  ye  Disconsolate,  iis&ios. 


Webbe. 


Come,  ye  dis-con  -  solate,       xvher-e'erjonlan-guish,     Come,  at   the 


^ 


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rJ-J^4J^.^.^=HI-F-fl4J^ 


mercy-seat  fer  *  Tent  -  ly  kneel :        Here  bring  your  woanded  hearts, 


]=:?2: 


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here       tell  your  an  -  gui 


Earth  has    no  sor  -  row 


:?^: 


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heaven  cannot  heal.        Here  bring  your  wounded  hearts,  here  tell  your 


fcj-jr4rHif^r^n"-if=&=g 


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?=^ 


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n  can-noi 


heal. 


S 


au  -  gnish ;    Earth  has    no  sor  -  row      that  heay' 


E^pEE^ 


Folsom.  iis&ios. 


Mozart. 


Briffht-est  and  best    of   the  sons  of   the  morn-inff,  Dawn  on  our 


^^^^^m 


dark-ness    and  lend  ns  thine  aid;    Star    of   the  East,  the  ho- 


m 


f"  d^;jij  jig#^^^^ 


ri  -  zon  a-dorn-ing,  Guide  where  our  in-fant  Re  -  deem-er  is  laid. 


^ 


£ 


u  jr  ^  Ti'^-H^ 


Lyons,   iis  &  los. 


Hatdx. 


f^-j-^^UiJ^^ri^^ 


Ye  ser-vants    of  God,  your  Mas  -  ter 


,  And  pnb-lish  a- 


wirjT^ 


m 


-^^m 


^ 


y-^Pffi-di^^g^ 


won-  der  ■  ful  name:  The  name  all  -  Tie  -  to  -rious   of 


Lyons. 


ex-tol;  His  kingdom  is  dorions,  and  rules   o-rer  all. 


4^^^^ 


2  God  ruleth  on  high,  almighty  to  save ; 
And  still  he  is  nigh  ;  his  presence  we  have; 
The  great  congregation  his  triumph  shall  sing, 
Ascribing  salvation  to  Jesus  our  King. 

Peoria,  or  Eden.   12s,  iis. 

l-r-l- 


f  How  sweet  to  re-flect  on    the   joys  that  a- wait  me  In  yon  bliss-fal 


joys  mat  a-wait  me  in  yon 
\  TVhere  glo-ri  -  fied  spi  -  rits  with  welcome  shall  greet  me  And  lead  me  to 


region,  the  ha  -  Ten  of  rest,  \  En-cir  -  cled  with  Ught,  and  with  glory  en- 
mansions  prepared  for  the  blest !  j  I'll  bathe  in  the    o-cean  of  plea-sure  un- 


fi5^ 


^^??\u:\fw^ 


££^ 


n*^ 


f=4=t 


1   ui 


1st  time. 


2d  time. 


^m^^m^ 


shrouded,  My  hap-pi-ness  perfect,  my  mind's  sky  unclouded, 
bounded.  And  range  with  delight  thro'  the    [OMIT. , ]  E-den  of  love,. 


Mil  'i=>r'i  1  I  'f""g^f '1  i  y-gt" 


137 


Scotland.    12s. 


Dr.  Clakke. 


1 


9=q==F=5=F^ 


raJ;  i  ;lj 


u 


Zg=gi 


The  Toice  of    free  grace    cries,  Es-cape     to  the  moun-tain !  For 


m 


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i 


3a 


s 


Christ  hath  o  -  pen'd   a  fonn  -  tain; 


me±=; 


A  -  dam's    lost  race 


For    sin  and     nn  -  cleanness,    and     ev'-  ry  trans-gres-sion,  Hii 
Halle  -  lu  -  jah    to  the  Lamb,  who  hath  pnr-chased  our  par-don !  We'll 


blood  flows  most  free  -  ly      in      streams  of   sal  ■  va  -  tion.  His 
praise  him    a  -  gain      when  we  pass     o  -  rer  Jor  ■  dan,  We'll 


blood  flows    most  free  -  ly        in    streams    of      sal  -  va  -  tion. 
praise  him     a  -  gain       when  we  pass      o  -  Ter  Jor  -  dan. 

I 


138 


Bnrlington.    12s,  iis  &  ss. 


The  Prince  of  Salvation." 


^^ 


.  '    '  1  ' 

The  Prince  of  salvation  in  triumph  is  riding,  And  glory  attends  him  along  his  bright 


..I  I  I  1 

way ;  The  news  of  his  grace  on  the  breezes  are  gliding,And  nations  are  owning  his  sway, 


^ 


Come  to  Jesus. 


^^^^^^^^^ 


^ 


Come  to  Je  -  sus,  come  to  Je  -  sus,  come  to  Je  -  sus,  come  to 


-y^-g 


err— y- 


irrr 


^. 


t^t 


^=^ 


-^—^ 


r^g-1 


^ 


j    J — it^"^    ^^    J^=j^ 


3?^ 


Je  -  sus,     come  to    Je  -  sus,   come  to     Je 


come  to 


S 


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zM±^. 


-^^-^ 


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3t=^: 


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Je  ■  sns,    just  now,       just  now,     Come  to   Je 

4.^ — ^.r^ 


^gP 


t^^ 


^^ 


^^ 


139 


De  Flenry.    ss. 


^^P 


f>>    h  _    _ — ^— N 


^^^^^=^^M 


Ye  angels,  \^-lio  stand  round  the  throne  And  view  my  Im-man  -  u  -  el's  face, 


<*  (*  ^  I   . 

1^   ^   ^   '    — — rp 


f-fijt^^^^mtrm^ 


In  rapturous  songs  make  him  known ;  Tune,  tune  your  soft  harps  to  his  praise. 


m 


»     ^     ^    -^-79     9  I  ^ 


gi  k    i.^    k    1^    ^— ^ 


5E^f^^^ 


,   r 

Tf hen  others  sunk  down  in  de-spair,  Confirm'd  by  his  pow-er,  ye  stood. 


2  Ye  saints,  who  stand  nearer  than  they, 

And  cast  your  bright  crowns  at  his  feet, 
His  grace  and  his  glory  display, 

And  all  his  rich  mercy  repeat : 
He  snatch'd  you  from  hell  and  the  grave, 

He  ransom'd  from  death  and  despair, 
For  you  he  was  mighty  to  save, 

Almighty  to  bring  you  safe  there. 


140 


Dove. 


Fine. 


D.  C. 


Help  me  to  praise  thy  name  Wliile  I  am  young ; )  Angels  from  the  skies  Will  look 
let  me  thy  truth  proclaim  With  my  infant  tongne :  3  down  with  gladsome  eyes. 
D.C.  When  thy  prais-es  rise,  By  in  -  fants  sung.  D.  C. 


Felton.    9s  &  ss. 


Bread  of  the  world,  in  mer-ey  broken!  Wine  of  the  soul,  in  mer-eyshed; 


^ 


f    ^  ^ 


^«?-^*■ 


0>    ^  .  ^    |g 


l#    i*  i*  :jBJE 


1         >    '^- 


2  Look  on  the  heart  by  sorrow  broken ! 
Look  on  the  tears  by  sinners  shed! 
And  be  thy  feast  to  ns  the  token 
That  by  thy  grace  our  souls  are  fed. 


Happy  Voices,    ss,  ss,  &  es. 


f^^^iuiim^p^^^^ 


Hark  I  those  happy  Yoices,  saying,   "  Yet  there's  room,   Heaven's  call  obeying.' 
Sin-ner!  come, 


Homeward  Bonnd."^ 


Arr.  by  J.  W.  Dadmtjx. 


^^^^^^S^ 


Out    on    an    o-  cean  all  -  bound-less  ^^■e  ride,  We're  homeward 
'd  on    the  wares  of     a  rough,  rest  -  less  tide,  We're,  etc. 
D.  C.  Pro  •  mise  of  which    on    ns  each   he   bestow'd.  We're,  etc. 


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142 


2  Wildly  the  storm  sweeps  us  on  as  it  roars, 

We're  homeward  bound; 
Look!  yonder  lie  the  bright  heavenly  shores, 

We're  homeward  bound ; 
Steady,  0  pilot !  stand  fiim  at  the  wheel, 
Steady!  we  soon  shall  outweather  the  gale, 
Oh,  how  we  fly  'neath  the  loud-creaking  sail ! 

We're  homeward  bound. 

3  We'll  tell  the  world,  as  we  journey  along, 

We're  homeward  bound; 
Try  to  persuade  them  to  enter  our  throng, 

We're  homeward  bound ; 
Come,  trembling  sinner,  forlorn  and  oppress'd. 
Join  in  our  number,  oh,  come,  and  be  blest ; 
Journey  with  us  to  the  mansions  of  rest. 

We're  homeward  bound. 

4  Into  the  harbor  of  heaven  now  we  glide, 

We're  home  at  last : 
Softly  we  drift  on  its  bright  silver  tide. 

We're  home  at  last ; 
Glory  to  God !  all  our  dangers  are  o'er ; 
We  stand  secure  on  the  glorified  shore, 
Glory  to  Gcd !  we  will  shout  evermore. 

We're  home  at  last. 
»  From  the"  SabbathrScliool  Bell,"  by  permission  of  B.  Water*. 


I'm  a  Pilgriin.  p.  m. 


Fine, 


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I'm  a  pilgrim,  and  I'm  a  stranger;  I  can  tar-ry,  I  can  tar-rj  but  aniglit. 


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Do  not  detain  me,  for  I  am  go  -  ing  To  \riiere  the  rivers  are  ever  flov-ing. 


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is     my    hope  and  trust. 


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die  Lives,     the  bands         of     death     to    sev-er. 

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Land  of  Promise. 


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have  a  Fa-ther  in  the  promised  land,  I  have  a  Fa-ther  in  the 


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promised  land ;  Mj  Father  calls  me,  I  must  go  To  meet  him  in  the  promised  land. 


Chorus. 


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rila-way,  I'll  a-way  to  the  promised  land,  I'll  a -way,  I'll  a- way  to 


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promised  land ;  My  Father  calls  me,  I  must  go  To  meet  him  in  the  promised  land. 


144 


2  I  have  a  Saviour  in  the  promised  land ; 
My'Saviour  calls  me,  I  must  go 

To  meet  him  in  the  promised  land. 

I'll  away,  I'll  away  to  the  promised  land ; 
My  Saviour  calls  me,  I  must  go 

To  meet  him  in  the  promised  land. 

3  I  hope  to  meet  you  in  the  promised  land ; 
At  Jesus'  feet,  a  joyous  band, 

We'll  praise  him  in  the  promised  land. 

We'll  away  to  the  promised  land ; 
At  Jesus'  feet,  a  joyous  band, 

We'll  praise  him  in  the  promised  land. 


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a  -  dor  -  a  -  ble  will  Let  us  gladly  ful  -  CI,  And  our  tal-ents  im- 


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love,     By    the  pa -tience   of  hope   and   the  la  -  bor    of  love. 


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145 


No  Night  in  Heaven. 


W.  B.  Bradbury. 


No  night  shall  be  in  heaven !     no  gathering  gloom  Shall  o  er  that  glorions 


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landscape  ev-er  come;  No  tears  shall  fall  in 


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ness  o'er  those  flow'rs  That 

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breathe  their  fragrance  thro'  ce  ■  les  -  tial  bowers.  No  night  shall  be   in  heaven. 

_       _       h  ^  hi" 


2  No  night  shall  be  in  heaven !  no  dreadful  hour 
Of  mental  darkness,  or  the  tempter's  power ; 
Across  those  skies  no  envious  cloud  shall  roll, 
To  dim  the  sunlight  of  the  raptured  soul. 

No  night  shall  be  in  heaven. 

3  No  night  shall  be  in  heaven.    Forbid  to  sleep, 
These  eyes  no  more  their  mournful  vigils  keep ; 
Their  fountains  dried,  their  tears  all  wiped  away, 
They  gaze  undazzled  on  eternal  day. 

No  night  shall  be  in  heaven. 

4  No  night  shall  be  in  heaven, — no  sorrow's  reign. 
No  secret  anguish,  no  corporeal  pain ; 

No  shivering  limbs,  no  burning  fever,  there ; 
No  soul's  eclipse,  no  winter  of  despair. 
No  night  shall  be  in  heaven. 
146 


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We     en-treat    a    Fa-ther*s   bless-ing:  Lord,     hear  our  call. 


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Jesus,  hear  and  save. 


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2  Strong  Creator,  Saviour  mild, 
Humbled  to  a  little  child, 
Captive,  beaten,  bound,  reviled,- 
Jesus,  hear  and  save. 


147 


Shining  Shore.*^ 


G.  F.  Root. 


My  days  are  gliding  swiftly  by,  And  I,  a  pilgrim  stranger.Wonld  not  detain  them 


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they  fly,  Those  hours  of  toil  and  danger !  For  oh !  we  stand  on  Jordan's  strand,  Our 


friends  are  passing  over,  And  just  before,  the  shining  shore  We  may  almost  discover. 


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'  From  the  "  Sablath-School  Bell,"  by  permission  ofH.  Waters. 


Shrub  Oak. 


Words  and  Music  by  C.  Dcntbae. 
"  A  Home  Beyond  the  Tide." 

N    N ■ ^ V- 


We  are  out   on  the  o-cean,sail-ing ;  Homeward  bound  we  sweetly  glide; 


t^,g-k^igTfag=;g^iir>->~T?^  >,  -1  ^^^  III  .F=fF 


k  ^  >  "     "   '        -5-:-*-   "  '    ""    !_ 
We  are  oat  on  the  o  -  cean,  sail-ing       To  a  home  beyond  the  tide. 


148 


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Shrnb  Oak. 

Chorus. 


All  the  storms  will  soon  be  0  -rer,  Then  we'll  an-ehor  in  the  har-bor; 


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^Ve  are 

out  on  the  o-cean, 

m     m'  M    m    ^ 

sail-ing 

To  a  home  beyond  the  tide 

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2  Millions  now  are  safely  landed 

OTer  on  the  golden  shore ; 
Millions  more  are  on  their  journey, 
Yet  there's  room  for  millions  more. 
AU  the  storms,  &c. 

3  Come  on  board,  and  "  ship"  for  glory, 

Be  in  haste — make  up  yoxir  mindl 
For  our  yesseFs  weighing  anchor ; 
You  will  soon  be  left  behind. 
All  the  storms,  &c. 

4  You  have  kindred  over  yonder, 

On  that  bright  and  happy  shore ; 
By-and-by  we'll  swell  the  number, 
.  When  the  toils  of  life  are  o'er. 
All  the  storms,  <tc. 

5  Spread  your  sails,  while  heavenly  breezes 

Gently  waft  our  vessel  on ; 
All  on  board  are  sweetly  singing; 
Free  salvation  is  the  song. 

All  the  storms,  &c. 


6  When  we  all  are  safely  anchor'd 
Over  on  the  shining  shore, 
We  wni  walk  aboiit  the  city, 
And  wiU  sing  for  ever  more. 
All  the  storms,  &c. 


Sibleyville.'^    p.  m. 


S.  C.  FOSTEK. 


•  Sorrow  shall  come  again  no  more." 


What  to  me  are  earth's  pleasures,  and  what  its  flowing  tears?  What  are 


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all    the  sor-rows  I    de-plore?  There's  a  song    ev  -  er  swelling,  still 


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lin-gers  on  my  ears :  Oh,   sor-row  shall  come  a  -  gain  no  more ! 

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lis  a  song  from  the  home  of  the  wea  -  ry;   Sor-  row,  sor-row 


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it''' J'  uhi ''I'' " 


is     for  -  ev  -  er  o'er;  Hap  -py  now  -  ey  -  er  hap-py     on 


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*  By  2?ermis8ion  of  Firth,  Pond  &  Co.,  iV..  F. 


150 


Sibleyville. 


2  I  seek  not  earthly  glory,  nor  mingle  with  the  gay ; 

I  covet  not  this  -world's  gilded  store : 
There  are  voices  now  calling  from  the  bright  realms  of  day, 
Ohj  sorrow  shall  come  again  no  more ! 
'Tis  a  song.  &c. 

3  Though  here  I'm  sad  and  drooping,  and  weep  my  life  away, 

With  a  lone  heart  still  clinging  to  the  shore, 
Yet  I  hear  happy  voices  which  ever  seem  to  say, 
Oh,  sorrow  shall  come  again  no  more ! 
'Tis  a  song,  &c. 

4  'Tis  a  note  that  is  wafted  across  the  troubled  wave ; 

'Tis  a  song  that  I've  heard  upon  the  shore ; 
'Tis  a  sweet-thrilling  murmur  around  the  Christian's  grave : 
Oh,  sorrow  shaU  come  agaia  no  more. 
'Tis  a  song,  &c. 

5  Tis  the  loud-pealing  anthem, — the  victor's  holy  song, 

Where  the  strife  and  the  conflict  are  o'er ; 
Which  the  saved  ones  forever,  in  joyous  notes,  prolong. 
Oh,  sorrow  shall  come  again  no  more. 
'Tis  a  song,  &c. 


Spanish  Hynm. 


6s  &  5s. 


Far,    far    o'er  hill 
list    to     the   toll  • 
D.  C.  So   earth  -  ly  joys 


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D.C. 


1  Hark!  hark!  it  seems  to    say,   As     melt  those  sounds  a  -way, 

''  D.C. 


151 


Unity. 


When  shall  we  meet    a  -  gain,   Meet  ne'er  to    ser  -  er? 


When    vill    peace  wreathe  her  chain  Round  us      for-ev-er! 


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this    dark    Tale     of     woes, 

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2  When  shall  love  freely  flo-vv, 

Pure  as  life's  river? 
When  shall  sweet  friendship  glow 

Changeless  forever  ? 
Where  joys  celestial  thrill, 
Where  bliss  each  heart  shall  fill, 
And  fears  of  parting  chill, 

Never,  no,  never. 


152 


Violet.   8s  &  7s. 


1st  time. 


■u- 


^^^abijijz: 


Je-  SQsClirist,myLord  and  SaTionr,Once  became  a  child  like  me:  \ 

Oh  that  in   my  whole  be-ha  -  vior  [OMIT ]j 

D.  C.  Cat  the  Lord  was  meek  and  lowly, 

.glg^JV -.St^Jl 


g&arrF^ir^^^^^^^^ 


2d  &  3d  time 


JJ^me. 


He    my  pat  -  tern    still  might    be !  AH    my    na  -  tnre 

And  was  nev  -  er    known   to 


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Will  yoH  go  ? 


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We're  trav'lling  home  to  hear'n  abore,  Will  you  go  ?  Will  you  go  ?  \  «., 
To     sing  the  Saviour's  dying  love,  Will  you  go  ?  Will  you  go  ?  J 
D.  C.  And  millions  more  are  on  the  road,  Will  you  go  r  Will  you  go  ? 


lions  have  reach'd  that  blest  a- bode,  A  -  noint-ed  kings  and  priests  to  God, 
^-0.  D.C 

f-r-r — ,-r  -r  -r  r-   .-r-  -r  ----- 


Wings  of  a  Dove. 


Oh,  had     I  wings  like  a  dove,  I  would  fly  Away  from  this  world    of 


U   i     i^  U 
care :   My  soul  would  mount  to  the  realms  on  high  And  seek  for 


a  re-fug;e 


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there.  But  is  there  no  ha-venhercon  earth,  No  hope  for  the  wound-ed 


,-m  fayor'd  spot  where  content  has  birth.  In  which  I  may  find  a  rest  i 


tJ=^: 


154 


2  Oh,  is  it  not  written,  "  Believe  and  live"  ? 

The  heart,  by  bright  hope  allured. 
Shall  find  the  comfort  these  words  can  give, 

And  be  by  its  faith  assured. 
Then  why  should  we  fear  the  cold  world's  frown, 

When  truth  to  the  heart  has  given 
The  light  of  religion  to  guide  us  on 

In  joy  to  the  paths  of  heaven  ? 

8  There  is,  there  is,  in  thy  holy  word, 

Thy  word  which  can  ne'er  depart, 
There  is  a  promise  of  mercy  stored, 

For  the  lowly  and  meek  at  heart. 
"My  yoke  is  easy,  my  biirden  light; 

Then  come  unto  me  for  rest ;" 
These,  these  are  the  words  of  promise  stored 

For  the  wounded  and  weary  breast. 


AsMoH.    7s  &  es 


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Rise,  my  soul,   and  stretch  thy  wings.  Thy  better    por  -  tion    trace 

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Rise,  from  tran  -  si  -  to  -  ry  things,  Towards  heaven,  thy  native  place ; 


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Sun  and  moon  and  stars  de  -  cay,    Time  shall  soon  this  earth  re  -  move ; 


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Sin-ner,  come,'fflid  thy  gloom,  All  thy  gnilt  con  -  fess  -  ing,  \ 
Trembling  now,  Contrite  bow.  Take  the  offer'd  ,,,,,,,...  J 


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The  Lord  is  my  Shepherd. 


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(  The  Lord  is  my  shepherd ; 

\  I  I  shall  not  |  -want. 

(  He  maketh  me  to  lie  down  in  green  pastures  ; 

\  He  leadeth  me  beside  the  still  |  wa |  ters. 

f  He  restoreth  my  soul ;  he  leadeth  me 
I  In  the  paths  of  righteousness  for  his  |  name's —  [  sake. 
TYea,  though  I  walk  through  the  valley  of  the  shadow  of  death, 
<  I  will  fear  no  evil :  for  thou  art  with  me ; 
(Thy  rod  and  thy  staff,  they  |  p  comfort  [  me. 
J  Thou  preparest  a  table  before  me  in  the  presence  of  mine  enemies, 
I  Thou  anointest  my  head  with  oU;V  my  |  cup  .  .  runneth  |  over, 
f  Surely  goodness  and  mercy  shall  follow  me  all  the  days  of  my  life; 
\  And  I  will  dwell  in  the  house  of  the  Lord  for-  [  ev 1  er.  ||  A- 1  men. 


Father,  I  know. 


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1  /  Father.  I  know  thy  ways  are  just,  Al-  |  though  to  me  un- 1  known.  || 
(Oh,  grant  me  grace  thy  love  to  trust.  And  cry,  |  "Thy  will  be  |  done." 
rif  thou  shouldst  hedge  with  thorns  my  path,  Should  [  wealth  and 

2  -<  friends  be-  |  gone,  ||  Still,  with  a  firm  and  lively  faith,  I'll  cry,  ] 

("Thy  will  be  |  done." 
o  /Although  thy  steps  I  cannot  trace,  Thy  [sovereign  right  I'll  |  own ;  [[ 

(  And,  as  instructed  by  thy  grace,  I'll  cry,  |  "  Thy  will  be  [  done." 
J   f  'Tis  sweet  thus  passively  to  lie  Be-  |  fore  thy  gracious  |  throne,  |[ 

\  Concerning  every  thing  to  cry,  "  My  Father's  |  will  be  |  done." 

I  will  Arise. 


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1  I  will  arise,  and  go  unto  my  Father,  and  will  .  .  |    say  unto  [  him,  || 

2  Father,  I  have  sinned  against  heav'n  and  be-  |  fore  ]  thee,  || 

3  And  am  no  more  worthy  to  be  called  . .  .  |  thy  |  son.  ||  A  - . .  j  men 

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\  From  whence  |  cometli  .  .  my  |  help. 
t)  J  My  help  cometh  from  the  Lord, 
''  (Which  made  |  heaven  .  .  and  |  earth, 
o  f  He  will  not  suffer  thy  foot  to  he  moved. 

\  He  that  keepeth  thee  |  will  not  |  slumber. 
.  /Behold,  he  that  keepeth  Israel 

\  Shall  neither  |  slumber  .  .  nor  |  sleep, 
c  r  The  Lord  is  thy  keeper ; 

\  The  sun  is  thy  shade  upon  thy  |  right  —  |  hand, 
g .  f  The  sun  shall  not  smite  thee  by  day, 

I  Nor  the  |  x>  moon  by  |  night. 
m  /The  Lord  shall  preserve  thee  from  all  evil: 

( He  shall  pre-  |  serve  thy  |  soul, 
g  /  The  Lord  shall  preserve  thy  going  out,  and  thy  coming  in, 

\rrom  this  timu  forth,  and  even  for  evermore.  |  A-  |  men. 


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2  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  |  is  |  now,  ||  and  ever  |  shall  be,  |  world 

without  end.    A-  |  men.  || 


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INDEX. 

tors. 

PACK 

.     18 
.  143 
.  108 
.     80 
.     81 
.  103 
.  109 

.     93 

.     52 
.  104 

.   143 
.     81 

.     82 
.  144 
.     52 
.    53 
.     53 
.     54 
.     94 
.     55 
.     82 
.     94 
.     55 
.     83 
.     18 
.     19 
.  145 
.     56 
.  136 

.  126 

.     56 

.  no 

.    35 
.     56 

'.    Ti 
.    57 
.    57 
.    58 
.     20 
.     59 
.     58 
.     21 
.     10 
.  115 
.     60 
.     84 
.    60 

.    87 
.   100 
.    121 
;      95 

.  146 
.  110 

.    61 

.     22 
.  147 
.  l:;6 
.  104 
.    84 

right ;  and  are  used  ii 

Crosbie* 

Dalston* 

Barley* 

Darwell* 

DePleury 

Dedham 

this  work  by 

11 

100 

11 

91 

140 

..     45 

permission  of  their  proprie 
lUa* 

I'm  a  Pilgrim 

Indiana* 

Inverness 

Agnes 

Ain 

32 

Iowa 

Italian  Hymn 

America 

....    102 
....  114 

Antioch* 

Anvern* 

Ariel* 

....     32 
5 

Dove 

141 

Jedburgh* 

Jordan*  

Joy 

Kenaz 

Kennet* 

Downs* 

Duane  Street*.. 

45 

12 

13 

6 

Arlington 

Arno 

....     33 
....   102 
....        6 

Dundee 

Easter  Hymn  . . . 

Edenton* 

Edinburgh 

E£fen* 

46 

106 

98 

130 

13 

Ashley* 

Ashton* 

Athens* 

Attila* 

Autumn* 

Ava* 

....     34 
....   155 

35 

....  114 
....  117 
...  103 

Land  of  Promise 

78 

Laurel* 

Lee 

Avon 

Aylesbury 

....     35 

72 

36 

Emmons 

Evan* 

Evening  Hymn. . 
Everest 

Federal  Street*. 
Felton 

46 

47 

14 

53 

15 

141 

Lenox 

.  105 

Lisbon 

Lisher 

Balerma 

Barby 

Barre 

Bartimeus 

Beethoven 

Benevento  

Bertrand* 

Betah 

Bethune* 

Beverly 

Blauveltville*... 

Blendon 

Boylston 

Bradford      

....     36 
....     37 
....     72 

118 

....       7 
....  105 
....     73 

118 

....     91 
....     73 
....     74 
....       9 
....     74 
37 

Little  Marlborough... 

Louvan* 

Loving  Kindness 

Lucas 

Lucius 

Lyons 

Maclean 

Marlow* 

Folsom 

136 

130 

Ganges 

99 

Garland 

Geneva 

Gibson* 

Gleason* 

Golan 

Golden  Hill 

48 

49 

49 

15 

16 

78 

Martyn 

MassiUon* 

Mazzaroth* 

Meade* 

Mear 

Mede 

Medfield   . 

38 

Gorton 

.     78 

Breck* 

Brightness* 

Browne 

Brownell* 

Bruce 

Burlington* 

Cambridge 

....     38 
....  134 
....     75 
....       8 
....  128 
....  139 

....     39 

Goshen 

Gratitude 

Greenville 

131 

6 

120 

.  132 

Sfendon* 

Meriden* 

Metropolis 

Migdol* 

Missionary  Chant*. . . 
Missionary  Hymn*.. 

Moravian 

Mornington 

Mount  Pisgah 

Haddam 

92 

16 

.     17 

141 

Canopus 134 

Captivity* 9 

Cazenovia 41 

Charity  Hymn 76 

Chester 119 

China 42 

Christian  Victory 129 

Christmas 42 

Clapton* 76 

Clarendon 43 

Come  to  Jesus 139 

Come,  ye  Disconsolate  135 

Come,  ye  Sinners 119 

Corelli 76 

...     92 

Harwell* 

Haverhill* 

120 

.     79 

Heber 

Hebron 

50 

17 

107 

Nashville* 

Ncttlcton* 

Kewbury 

No  Night  in  Heaven*. 
Nuremburg 

Oatlands 

Old  Hundred 

Henry 

Hereford 

Herrick 

50 

79 

.     80 

Hessville* 

107 

.  131 

132 

Homeward  Bound*  ...  142 

Horton 108 

Howard 51 

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Olga* 

Oliphant* 

Olivet* 

Olmutz 

Coventry 

Creation 

168 

....     44 
....     10 

METRICAL  INDEX. 


PACE 

Olney 85 

Omicron* 22 

Ortonville* 62 

Otto* 1^1 

Park  Street 23 

Peekskill* 23 

Pentonville 85 

Peoria,  or  Edeu 137 

Peters 101 

Piety* 62 

Pleyel's  Hymn 110 

Plymouth 86 

Po'meroy 117 

Portuguese  Hymn 133 

Power lU 

Reliance* 24 

Eemember  Me 63 

Best* 24 

Eockingham* 25 

Kockof  Ages* Ill 

Rosefield* Ill 

Eoslyn 112 

Eothwell 25 

Eoyalton 112 

Savannah 129 

Saxony 122 

Scotland 138 

Seasons 26 


PAGE 

Selr* 86 

Selma 87 

Shining  Sliore* 148 

Siiirlaiid 87 

Shrub  Oak*   (A  Home 

beyond  the  tide) 148 

Sibleyville*      (Sorrow 

come  again  no  more)  15C 

Sicilian  Hymn 122 

Sidmouth 113 

Siloam* 63 

Silver  Street 88 

Smyrna 123 

Southwell 88 

Spanish  Hymn 151 

St.  Ann's 64 

State  Street 89 

Stephens 64 

Sterling 26 

St.  John's 64 

St.  Louis 27 

St.  Martin's 65 

Stockwell* 124 

Stonefield 27 

St.  Thomas 89 

Swan  wick 66 

Switzer 124 

Tappan* 66 

Thatcher 90 

Thornton 125 


Triumph 96 

Unity 152 

Uxbridge 28 

Varina 67 

Villenova 28 

Violet 153 

"Ward* 28 

Ware* 29 

"Warsaw 96 

"Warwick 68 

"Washington  Square...     53 

"Watchman 90 

"R- ebb* 116 

"Wells 29 

W'elton 80 

"Weymouth 97 

"WhUefield 68 

Williams 30 

"R'illTou  Go 153 

"Wilniot 125 

"Windham 81 

"Wings  of  a  Oove 154 

"Woodstock 69 

Zalah  154 

Zarephath* 31 

Zerah* 69 

Zion* 127 


METRICAL  INDEX. 


L.  M. 

Anvern 5 

Arietta 6 

Arnon 6 

Beethoven 7 

Blendon 9 

Brownell 8 

Captivity j9 

Creation. 10 

Crosbie 11 

Darley 11 

Duane  Street 12 

Duke  Street 13 

Efifen 13 

Effingham 14 

Evening  Hvmn 14 

Federal  Street 15 

Gleason 15 

Golan 16 

Gratitude 6 

Hamburg 16 

Happy  Day 17 

Hebron 17 

Ilia 18 

Louvan 18 

Loving  Kindness 19 

Mendon 20 

Migdol 21 

Missionary  Chant 20 

Old  Hundred 22 

Omicron 22 

Park  Street 23 


Peekskill 23 

Eeliance 24 

Eest 24 

Eockingham 25 

Eothwell 25 

Seasons 26 

Sterling 26 

St.Louis 27 

Stonefield '.  27 

Uxbridge 28 

Villenova £8 

"Ward 28 

"Ware 29 

"Wells 29 

"Welton 30 

"Williams 30 

"U'indham 31 

Zarephath 31 

C.  M. 

Acushnet 32 

Agnes 32 

Antioch 32 

Arlington 33 

Ashley 34 

Athens 35 

Avon 35 

Azmon 36 

Balerma 36 

Barby 37 

Bradford 37 

Brattle  Street 38 

Breok 38 


Cambridge 39 

Canaan 40 

Cazenovia 41 

China 42 

Christmas 42 

Clarendon 43 

Coronation 44 

Coventry 44 

Dedham 45 

Downs 45 

Dundee 46 

Kmmons 46 

Evan 47 

Everest 53 

Fletcher 47 

Fountain 48 

Garland 48 

Geneva 49 

Gibson 49 

Hcber 50 

Henry 50 

Howard 51 

I  do  Believe 51 

Jordan 52 

Lanesboro' 52 

Laona 53 

Laurel 53 

Lee 54 

Leroux 55 

Little 55 

Lucius 56 

Marlow 56 

Martyrdom 35 

159 


METRICAL  INDEX. 


Massillon 

PAOI 

.    56 
.    57 
.     57 
.     58 
.     58 
.     59 
..     60 
.     60 
.     61 
.     62 
..    62 
.     63 
.     63 

:S 

.     64 
.     65 
.     66 
.     66 
.     67 
.     68 
.     53 
.     68 
.     69 
.     69 

.    70 
.     70 
..    72 
.     72 
.     73 
.     73 
.     74 
.     74 

:  S 

..    76 
.     76 

.     77 
.     77 
.     78 
.     78 

:  S 

.     79 
.     80 
..     80 
..     81 

.     81 
..     82 
..     82 
..     83 
..     83 
..     72 

.     84 
..     87 
..     84 

'.*.     85 

..     86 
..     86 
..     87 
.     87 

Darwell 

PAGE 
..       91 

Mede        

.     92 

Sledfield 

Metropolis 

Meriden 

Jedburgh, 

Lenox  

Lisher 

..    93 
..     94 
.     94 

Newbury 

Triumph 

Warsaw 

"Weymouth 

C.  p.  Iff. 

..    95 
..     96 
..     96 
..    97 

Mount  Pisgah 

Oatlands 

Ortonville 

Pietv 

Eemember  Me 

St.  Ann's 

Stephens 

St   John's 

Kdenton 

Ganges 

I..P.M. 
Nashville 

..     98 
..    99 

.     100 

St.  Martin's 

Tappan  

S.  P.  M. 
Dalston 

..  100 

■Warwick 

Whitefield     . . 

es,  4s. 

America 

Arno 

Ava 

..  102 
..  102 
..  103 

"Woodstock 

S.  M. 

Adello 

Olivet 

6s.  9s. 

Joy 

7s. 

Balaena 

Benevento 

Easter  Hymn 

Hendon  

Hessville 

Horton 

Indiana 

Ives 

Martyn 

Kuremburg 

Plevel's  Hymn 

Eock  of  Ages 

..  104 

..   104 

..  105 
..  105 
..  106 
...  1U7 
..  107 
..  108 
..  108 
..  109 
..  110 
..  110 
..  110 
..  Ill 
..  Ill 

Aylesbury 

Charity  Hymn 

Clapton 

Corelli 

i; 

Eglinton 

Haverhill 

Roslyn 

■:  Hi 

..  113 

...  lit 
.  155 

Iowa 

Kennet 

Sidmouth 

7s.  6s. 
Amsterdam 

Lisbon 

Little  Marlborough  . 

..  lit 

Meade 

Mornington 

Missionai-y  Hymn.. 

Power 

Webb 

8s,7s. 
Abba 

..  115 
..  114 
..  116 

..  116 

Olney  

Autumn 

..  117 

Bartimeus 

Bctah 

..  118 
..  118 

Chester 

Come,  ye  Sinners.. 

..  119 
..  119 
...  120 

..     88 

'.'.     89 

Harwell 

Nettleton 

...  1-0 
...  121 

Thatcher 

..     90 

..     90 

..    91 

Otto 

...  i:i 

...  122 

H.M. 
Betlinne 

Sicilian  Hymn 

Smyrna 

Stockwell 

...  122 
...  123 
..   124 

PAGX 

Switzer 124 

Thornton l.:5 

Violet 153 

Wilmot 125 

8s,  7s,  &  4b. 

Maclean 156 

Oliphant I'i6 

Zion 127 

8b,  7s,  &  5s. 
Bruce 128 

10s. 

Christian  Victory 129 

Savannah 1^9 

lis. 

Edinburgh 130 

Frederick 130 

Goshen 131 

Guardian 132 

Hinton..- 131 

Home 132 

Portuguese  Hymn 133 

lis,  10s. 

Brightness 134 

Come,  ye  Disconsolate  135 

Folsom 136 

Lyons 136 

12s. 
Scotland 138 

12s,  lis. 

Peoria,  or  Eden 137 

12s,  lis.  &  Bs. 
Burlington 139 

PECUIilAB. 
Canopus  (Ere  I  sleep),  134 

Come  to  Jesus 139 

DeFleurv 140 

Dove 141 

Felton 141 

Happy  Voices 141 

Homeward  Bound 142 

I'm  a  Pilgrim 143 

Kenaz 143 

Land  of  Promise 144 

Lucas 145 

No  Night  in  Heaven...  146 

Olga 147 

Pomero}- 147 

Shining  Shore 148 

Shrub  Oak   ^A    Home 

beyond  the  tide) 148 

Sibleyville       (Sorrow 

come  again  no  more)  150 

Spanish  Hymn 151 

Unity 1^2 

"Will  you  Go l33 

Wings  of  a  Dove ..  154 

Zalah lo5 

CHANTS. 

Father  I  Know ...  156 

Gloria  Patri* 157 

I  will  An.=e 156 

I  will  lift  up  miue  Eyes  157 
The  Lord  is  my  Shep- 
herd   156 


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